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All Jayd wants is a drama-free year at South Bay. What she gets is a hot new boyfriend from the right side of town - white, rich, Jewish andunlike anything shes ever known goring up in Compton. Jeremy is smart, funny and blessed with a predilection for East Coast rap. Picking up where Drama High: The Fight left off, Second Chance is the second in this lively, fun new series. While Jayd Jackson may have dodged the kind of drama that ends in broken bones, she may not be so lucky in the kind that ends in broken hearts. Jayds new boyfriend Jeremy is not only cute, smart and funny--hes white, rich, Jewish, and unlike anything shes ever known growing up on the streets of Compton, a fact that neither their friends nor families seem able to overlook. Looks like navigating the halls at the predominantly white South Bay High is going to take a whole new set of street smarts--and with so much against them, can Jayd and Jeremys romance stand up to the critics at Drama High? A hot new boyfriend from the right side of the tracks ensures sweet and spirited Jayd Jackson will be earning a ton of extra credit in drama this year at South Bay High. Can Jayd and Jeremys romance stand up to the critics at Drama High?