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Synopsis
At the age of twenty-six, with a failed marriage already behind her, Shelley Browning finally decides to go back to school and get ther degree. But history is about to repeat itself—ten years earlier, she shared an unforgettable kiss with Grant Chapman, her government teacher...and now she finds herself his student again. But this time, things will be different. This time, together they must find the courage to break the most sacred law of ethics at the university...or ultimately risk never knowing what the future holds for them.
Book Magazine
Brown is the author of forty-nine bestsellers, but you wouldn't know it from this romance novel. What little story exists concerns Shelley Browning, a divorcée who goes back to college and is reunited with a former teacher who was once the object of her desire. She still longs for him and he aches for her, but she worries about her reputation, his career and his true intentions until you want to pummel her with your cassette. Narrator Karen Ziemba does a remarkable job with the meager material.