Eldest Daughter by Michaela Jackson

As the eldest daughter, I have to set an example for my younger siblings.
Perfect test scores. Perfect grades. Law school. A big law job. Marrying another lawyer or doctor to maintain my family’s social standing.
I can’t make any mistakes or take any risks.

Then I do make a mistake.
A mistake that leaves me with nowhere to go except my parents, who will make certain I know how this one mistake could ruin the rest of my life.
But I’m out of time and out of options.
I save everyone else. No one ever saves me.

Until my step uncle, Damion, offers to let me live with him until I can get my own place.
I’m grateful. But it’s awkward.
I have a huge crush on him and being a big shot Hollywood director has only made him hotter. He’s also the adjunct for the script writing class I’m taking, which makes him more off-limits than he already is.

I’m the eldest daughter. I don’t go against the grain. I don’t rebel. I don’t get involved with men I’m not supposed to have.

But the heart wants what the heart wants, and I want Damion.
A Varsity woman always gets what she wants. Even if it means her downfall.