The Natural History of Us: A Second Chance YA Romance

One class assignment. One second chance at love. The school player is all in. Now he needs to win back the sweet commitment girl who's forever owned his heart.Justin Carter has asecret. He's not the total player Fairfield Academy believes him to be. Not really. In fact, he used to be a one-woman guy...and his feelings for her never went away. Too bad he broke her heart three years ago and made sure to ruin any chance she'd ever forgive him.Peyton Williams is aliar. She pretends to be whole, counting down the days until graduation and helping her parents at the family ranch. But the truth is, she's done everything she can to get over Justin, and salvation is just around the corner. With graduation one short month away, she'll soon break free from the painful memories and start her life fresh. Of course, she has to get through working with him on one last assignment first.For Justin, nothing ever felt as right as being with Peyton, and now that fate's given him a shot at redemption, he's determined to make the most of it. And for Peyton...well, Justin Carter has always been her kryptonite.Praise"Butterflies in the tummy, sore cheeks, happy sigh-inducing love you to death and can't get enough of you book. I can't even form coherent sentences...Adorable, funny, and heart-wrenching. This is a book I hugged in my sleep. Absolutely ADORED!" ~ Cassie Mae, bestselling author"Would it be too ostentatious to go ahead and order everything Rachel Harris has ever written? Goodness gracious me, her books are wonderful! Not a fan of Rachel Harris yet? Psh, read this book and you will be!" ~ Moriah Chavis, a Leisure Moment"This is superior Young Adult, I loved it. The Natural History of Us is just one of those books that gets you giddy, with characters you love, and root for, and to be back in that world was amazing." ~ Bookish Escapes"True to what readers have come to expect from Rachel Harris, The Natural History of Us is the angsty, sweet, swoony sort of novel that rather perfectly captures the essence of high school, first lo