The President's Daughter

When her father is elected President, seventeen-year-old brainiac Alix Forrester is recruited into a covert branch of the Secret Service. They expect geeky, socially awkward Alix to be their inside girl, keeping an additional eye on her father without his knowledge-even though she and the president barely get along after a car accident that left her on crutches and kept her out of Harvard. If it wasn't for Sam, Alix's long-term crush and her father's young personal assistant, her life would suck at an epic level-at least until she starts training with twenty-one-year-old Secret Service-genius Ian. Their geeky connection over all things science has Alix crushing hard. As her injuries heal, Ian molds Alix into an elite spy. Their attraction grows, while the relationship with her father is going downhill: he even throws her out of the Oval Office in front of everyone. No matter what, when a series of assassination attempts threatens the President's life, Alix and Ian get activated. Rejected by the man she's trying to save, Alix hunts for the assassin, inadvertently handing Ian evidence pointing to Sam as the perpetrator. Despite her protests and pleas Ian has Sam arrested, ordering Alix to drop the case. Hurt by Ian's actions, Alix goes rogue to prove it can't have been Sam. The boy who kissed her for the very first time cannot be out to kill her father. Racing against time, Alix must overcome her own inadequacies and find the true assassin before Sam gets convicted for something he didn't do-or before the president gets killed.