Teach Me
You are not supposed to think your professor is hot.
Summer is so close to finishing her master’s degree and finally building the life she’s been chasing. She has a plan, a future, and a mother who will not stop trying to set her up with every man in a five-mile radius. Then she walks into Professor Stirling’s classroom and immediately develops a very inconvenient problem: he’s older, off-limits, and exactly the kind of devastatingly handsome man she should not be fantasizing about in the middle of class. One look is all it takes to turn wanting into something much more dangerous.
You are not supposed to think your students are hot.
Asher Stirling has spent years building a life he can control at Cascadia University. He has the career, the respect, and the reputation. What he does not have is the luxury of wanting Summer Nyx, his student, in ways that are wildly inappropriate and increasingly impossible to ignore. Between her too-easy smile and the heat that crackles between them every time they’re in the same room, resisting her feels less and less like an option. And with his sister’s sudden move, her refusal to let family visit, and the questions he can’t stop asking, Asher already has enough to deal with without falling for the one person he absolutely cannot have.
One stolen glance. One forbidden touch. One bad decision away from ruining everything.
And the worst part? Neither of them seems able to stop.
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