"Prom Queen is a really fucked up tradition¿but that silver plastic crown with fake diamonds will be mine." CLARKE TAYLOR seems to have it all-Popularity, beauty, money, and to top it off, she's Summerville High's head cheerleader but there's one thing she's still missing-The Prom Queen crown. You'd think it would be easy for a picture-perfect blonde to win a plastic tiara, right? But with Clarke, nothing is as it seems. Despite her exterior persona at school. Clarke is a secret nerd with raging social anxiety, but she is determined to win the title of Prom Queen to prove her former bullies wrong. She uses her smarts to develop a foolproof plan to win the crown but to do it she must appeal to everybody, including a group she has desperately been trying to avoid-The outcasts. Enter ELLIOT KELLER, a misfit who couldn't care less about popularity. It's his second time in 12th grade, and all he wants is to graduate and be done, but school has never come easy to him, especially with the stress caused by his home life. When the two of them have a chance meeting in detention, it is hate at first sight. He is the exact opposite of everything Clarke stands for, yet he holds the key to the one group she can't crack. In a desperate attempt to claim the crown and escape the weight of being popular. Clarke proposes a deal. She'll do his assignments if he agrees to fake date her in order to boost her morale with the outcasts and provide relief from having to be around her shallow friends. But what happens when the line between real and fake begins to blur? What happens when her friends start to question her popularity? Will Clarke sacrifice the crown for her heart?