Entangled (Yates)

We all know that girl who has it all: The cheerleader with the bottomless bank account, designer clothing, who lives in the coveted house on the hill, is dating the most popular guy in school, and has an endless stream of admirers. She's Catherine Garner... and anything she wants, she gets. Until her mother's boyfriend moves in. And he brings his kids with him. Now she's forced to share her space with Brody Harris, who sulks around in baggy clothes that look like they're from the bottom of a bargain bin. The last thing she wants is to be seen with this plain, ordinary boy who drives an old, rusted out car and always has his nose in a book. Everything changes when she uncovers dark secrets that Brody has been forced to carry in silence. Suddenly, she finds herself forming an alliance with the one person who had dared to challenge her and had been nothing more than a pain in her ass. As lines start to blur and her relationship with Brody begins to grow, Catherine questions everything she believed about her once-perfect world.

It's been over five years since Brody left town, leaving Catherine devastated. She's moved on with her life, the way he'd made her promise to do, but it feels empty and incomplete without him. Brody's brother and sister are sent to live with their father, and Brody comes back to town determined to keep them safe no matter the cost. Seeing Catherine again after all of these years stirs up feelings he's long been denying. With so much standing between them, he still longs to tell Catherine the truth-he has always loved her. When heart-shattering tragedy strikes, it threatens everything that Brody believes in. Will he be able to move past this and be with the woman he loves, or are they destined to be apart forever?