Sing Me Home

She's brilliant, guarded, and utterly done with rules. He's golden-voiced, adored, and about to fall for the one girl who won't sing his tune.

Vivienne Thorne didn't come to Barden University to make friends, join clubs, or stand in spotlights. With an IQ of 200, a triple major, and enough ghosts in her past to haunt an opera house, the last thing she wants is attention-especially from the red-blazered chaos known as the Treblemakers.

But when she crosses paths with Remington Sinclair-the charismatic lead of Barden's elite all-male a cappella group-her quiet, carefully controlled life hits a new rhythm. He's everything she shouldn't want: charming, persistent, and absolutely forbidden.

The Bellas are rebuilding after a humiliating fall, and Vivienne finds herself reluctantly pulled into the world of mashups, meltdowns, and the one rule that matters most:

No hooking up with Treblemakers.

Too bad Vivienne doesn't believe in rules.