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* Alcoholism in the heroine's father | * Alcoholism in the heroine's father | ||
* Heroine dating one person while pretending to date another (the hero IS aware of this and approves because it's purely for show) | * Heroine dating one person while pretending to date another (the hero IS aware of this and approves because it's purely for show) | ||
Revision as of 19:21, 6 February 2022
| Author(s) | Carmen Richter |
|---|---|
| Published | 2nd Edition Published 2020 |
| Publisher | Independently Published |
| Genre(s) | Contemporary Romance |
| Age group | 18+ |
When my best friend committed suicide in our senior year of high school, I moved two states away, trying to escape the grief. Less than two years later, I found out that my girlfriend had cheated on me and was about to have another man’s child.
I spent the next three years retreating into a shell of my former self, keeping everyone at arm’s length. If all I got out of letting people in was pain, what was the point?
But that all changed the night I met Zoe.
When I heard her sing, her voice captivated me. When I talked to her, I felt an immediate connection. When I kissed her, she brought me back to life.
And then she walked into my classroom the next day…as one of my high school students.
Could I really pretend the chemistry between Zoe and I didn’t exist? Or was I willing to risk everything to be with the girl who had reminded me that life was worth living?
Trigger Warnings
- Teenage bullying
- A secondary character's battle with - and subsequent death from - brain cancer
- The heroine's boyfriend going missing and ultimately turning up dead
- Discussion about the hero's best friend committing suicide before the start of the story
- Discussion about the hero’s ex-girlfriend cheating on him before the start of the story
- Alcoholism in the heroine's father
- Heroine dating one person while pretending to date another (the hero IS aware of this and approves because it's purely for show)
- Harry Potter references
- Profanity
Please also note that this is a story about a seventeen-year-old student and her twenty-three-year-old teacher and contains on-the-page sex scenes (this does NOT happen until after the hero is no longer teaching at the heroine’s school). This book DOES fall within the consent laws in the state in which it’s set.
Representation
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Tropes
- New adult romance
- Student/teacher romance
- Instalove romance
