Description: Mia Bennett knows exactly what a romance-novel heroine is supposed to look like. Unfortunately, so do the floating comments only she can see. When Celeste Hayes transfers into class, the comments instantly declare her the Designated Heroine: pretty, fragile, adored, and destined to draw every important boy into her orbit. Mia should be a background character at best, the kind of girl readers pity, misunderstand, or forget. There is just one problem. Real life refuses to follow the script. Aiden Prescott may be the popular boy the comments expect everyone to notice, but Mia is more irritated than lovesick. Noah Blackwood's strange outbursts make less sense in person than they do in the comments' excited theories. And Ethan Sterling, with his expensive-looking uniform jacket and infuriatingly calm smile, keeps landing beside Mia in moments the comments are far too eager to turn romantic. The more Mia watches, the clearer it becomes: the comments are biased, dramatic, and sometimes completely wrong. But if they can twist every look into jealousy and every act of kindness into destiny, how long before Mia's classmates start believing the story too? In a classroom where everyone has already been cast, Mia has to decide whether she is a side character, a rival, or the one person who can break the plot. Author Biography: Grace Turner crafts heartwarming young adult romance about first love, self-discovery, and finding your path.