Emma Meets Her Match. Midwestern Bookish Belles, #5

EmmaI hate change and it was a struggle to accept the future was almost at my doorstep since I was now a senior in high school. Between planning the best Homecoming Spirit Week ever, cheer practice, and avoiding the deadline for college applications, I had a lot on my shoulders. It didn't help that everyone at my all-girls Catholic school and my dad were focused on what came after I graduated from St.
Katherine's Catholic Academy. Besides being the president of the School Spirit Committee and a co-captain of the cheerleading team, I also needed to find a way to make the last year of high school memorable for the entire senior class. Even my best friend George Knight would see how amazing Hartfield was and maybe everyone would stay the same for as long as possible.  KnightlyChange is inevitable and I was ready for anything since I was now a senior in high school.
Between my political science elective, football practice, and the pressure of college applications, I had a lot on my shoulders. It didn't help that everyone at my all-boys Catholic school and my parents thought I was the one who could lead the St. Dominic Catholic Academy football team to victory this year. Besides being the star quarterback and the captain of the football team, I also needed to keep an eye on my best friend.
I don't know what Emma Woodhouse will do without me next year, but I needed to be here for her for as long as possible.  Emma Meets Her Match is a clean young adult Emma retelling. Football games, matchmaking schemes, senior pranks, and Mario Kart nights are included. Emma Meets Her Match is perfect for anyone with a passion for friends to lovers, football captains who always obey the rules of the road, and cheerleaders obsessed with the color pink.