Ally didn't even know her dad was dating until his new girlfriend comes over for dinner with her son Austin Moon only to learn that they're moving in with them the next day. A bond forms between Austin and Ally, but is a relationship possible between stepsiblings when Ally realise that she's in love with her stepbrother or is the relationship doomed before it even begins?

I forgave him once. Twice to many times. This time I'm leaving, he hurt to many times. First he says the wrong name, then he cheats on me and yet he still living his life while I take care of our baby by myself and I am never going to see him again after what he done to me. -Ally Dawson

Ally Dawson is unwillingly and subconsciously sold in her school's auction to fundraise money for a music program to the highest bettor. He turns out to be none other then Mr. Popular, Austin Moon. Not only must she spend a day with him, but a whole month. Though it may not be as bad as she think...or it could be just as bad...!

What happens when you have 14 highschool students, 7 children, no adult supervisors, and a one week hike through the Narrows of Zion National Park? Austin and Ally are about to find out the hard way over spring break. But it should be fun, right? After all, it is the adventure of a lifetime. -Sequel to When The Good Girl's Stuck With The Bad Boy. (I don't own Austin and Ally)

Make a girl fall in love with you in seven days or less. That was the game and he was the best, so when he was given a new victim, why would he have any reason to say no. He thought it was no big deal and it would be easy money, but if only he knew what he was getting himself into when Ally Dawson became his next target.

Ally Dawson is the social outcast. She's the nerd. She's the most hated person in the school. And then there is Austin Moon. Popular, big bad boy. He's made Ally's life miserable ever since they stopped being friends in the 6th grade. Ally is forced to spend the winter break at Austin's house, and the two don't find each other so bad There is OOC, and some "inappropriate" seens.