She’s Worth the Risk
Zinnia
Falling for a stranger over coffee? Fine. Learning he’s your art history professor? Problem.
Nick is guarded, intense, and so tightly wound I ache to unravel him. I know it’s wrong to pursue my professor, but he keeps showing up anyway—at the coffee shop, outside of class—as if he can’t stay away any more than I can. As if this is inevitable.
I’ve never been a person who stays. I wouldn’t even know how.
But the more I try to let him go, the more I realize he might be the one I’m finally ready to choose.
Nick
I don’t blur lines. I don’t indulge feelings.
And I definitely don’t get involved with students.
But I met Zinnia before I knew who she was. Before the lecture halls, before the rules, before I had anything to lose. With her, I forgot myself. The restraint. The control. The life I built to keep everything, especially desire, in check.
Now she sits in my classroom, looking at me as if she knows exactly who I am beneath it all.
I should end this before it starts. Because she’s not only a risk to my career, she’s a risk to everything I thought I was.
Here’s what you can expect from She’s Worth the Risk:
♥ Spicy forbidden romance
♥ Age gap (she’s 25, he’s 42)
♥ Professor & student
♥ Curvy, confident heroine
♥ Sensitive, artsy hero
♥ Repressed MMC discovers desire
♥ No third act breakup
Please note: this book is a steamy, open-door romance, told in dual first person point of view. It contains an age gap of seventeen years (the heroine is 25, the hero 42), and a professor/student dynamic. This story also includes a grandparent experiencing early dementia. It is intended for readers 18 years and older.
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