As far as I'm aware, this is the last of the Hundred Oaks books. I'm kind of sad, I think I could have gone on reading about the students of Hundred Oaks High forever! I love how each book was about a different sport and a different strong-willed girl/couple who pursue their passions.

This book took on the world of swimming and relationships. In these teens lives, swimming takes priority over pretty much everything else, including dating. So, it's no surprise when Maggie gets curious about what she's missing by being so super focused.

Levi, on the other hand, is used to using girls to blow off steam and has no idea what it's like to truly fall for someone. Hunter is caught up in a relationship that's going nowhere. Georgia is trying to get over a relationship where she was betrayed.

Each character is trying to grow up, while focusing on their sport or future and figuring out how to balance their lives.