Inexcusable By Chris Lynch(up to 30)

Keir, a highschool boy just getting by high school and a pretty good football player gets into a big prediciment. Only being the field goal kicker for the high school kicker was fine for Keir until he was asked to play a while at cornerback. After only a little while in the game, he makes a huge hit on an opposing player. with that player not getting up. Suddenly, he became a short time hero and receiving many scholarship offers for college, his dreams, But, investigations about the hit go in but nothing serious, suddenly his girlfriend, Gigi gets mad at him and says she will never forgive him for something. It is a mystery to all. Keir goes from nobody to everybody in seconds, and barely knows how to handle it. From used to hang out with his dad on weekends to having a steady girlfriend, it is troubling Keir. We will have to see how this situation turns out and how the college process works. Hopefully it ends up as Keir gets into a great college and keeps his girlfriend, but we will see.

Born to Rock(Rest of the book)

As Leo is adjusting to the punk life and the life of a roadie, and getting to know King Maggot a lot better, he has trouble getting a long with the manager, King maggot's brother, Bernie, who always torments him. Towards the middle of the tour, Leo finds out some terrible news. King Maggot is not his father, but Bernie is. Leo takes the news terribly and tries to run away, he quits the tour but ends up spending time with Melinda, who is at the concerts with Owen to see them. After a while on tour with Melinda, and even after The King confronts him and leo rejoins the band, the band breaks up because the members of Purge are getting tired of the band, along with a few other issues. Leo goes back home, this without telling The King that he is truly not his father. After being at home, for a while, King Maggot comes to Leo's town and ends up paying his tuition for college, knowing he is not his father. This was a great book, and i could barely put it down at some points. On the surface it seems like a book about just a boy trying to fing away to get into college, but it is truly about the steps people take when they truly care about someone.