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Do younger men really make better lovers?
Single mom Jo Webster has been everything to her 15-year-old son, Collin. So, when his calculus teacher fails the whole class after a cheating incident, she emails the man to set him straight. A smart, reliable, and trustworthy kid like Collin doesn't need to cheat. Hmmm... Would knocking some sense into the good Dr. Lawton with a calculus textbook do any permanent damage?
If Dr. Henry "Hank" Lawton gets one more email from jwebster295@mymail.com, he's going to... Deep breath. Answer it in an adult, professional way. No matter how much he wants to return the snark. Man, that university job he'd declined keeps looking better and better. Lucky for him the woman hadn't shown up in person. Spending even one second alone with her wasn't something he wanted to endure. Ever.
Two strangers meet at a bar...
An unforgettable hour Hank and Jo spent in the back seat of his truck was just what the doctor ordered—for both of them. Sadly, it ended with Hank watching the woman he was sure was more than just a good time walk away, while Jo forced herself not to look back. No matter how much she wanted to.
Cue a chance meeting at Collin's basketball practice where Dr. Henry Lawton and Jo Webster find out exactly who the other is.
Parent/teacher relations are about to take on a whole new meaning.
Single mom Jo Webster has been everything to her 15-year-old son, Collin. So, when his calculus teacher fails the whole class after a cheating incident, she emails the man to set him straight. A smart, reliable, and trustworthy kid like Collin doesn't need to cheat. Hmmm... Would knocking some sense into the good Dr. Lawton with a calculus textbook do any permanent damage?
If Dr. Henry "Hank" Lawton gets one more email from jwebster295@mymail.com, he's going to... Deep breath. Answer it in an adult, professional way. No matter how much he wants to return the snark. Man, that university job he'd declined keeps looking better and better. Lucky for him the woman hadn't shown up in person. Spending even one second alone with her wasn't something he wanted to endure. Ever.
Two strangers meet at a bar...
An unforgettable hour Hank and Jo spent in the back seat of his truck was just what the doctor ordered—for both of them. Sadly, it ended with Hank watching the woman he was sure was more than just a good time walk away, while Jo forced herself not to look back. No matter how much she wanted to.
Cue a chance meeting at Collin's basketball practice where Dr. Henry Lawton and Jo Webster find out exactly who the other is.
Parent/teacher relations are about to take on a whole new meaning.
154 pages, Kindle Edition
Published March 20, 2025
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About the author
Sandra Daniels
17 books66 followersUSA Today Bestselling Author Sandra Daniels is a wife, mother, business owner, and new "Grams" living in North Alabama. When she's not writing, she likes to spend time with her family, lunch with her friends, watch SEC football (ROLL TIDE), and read. That is when she's not chasing after the family's chocolate lab, Rosco, who generally has one of her shoes.
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If you enjoy paranormal romance with lots of growly alphas and the heroines who make them purr, visit Sandra's alter ego, Rianne Thaxton, at:
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March 22, 2025
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This was a quick, sexy kind of wonderful read. I've read a lot of bad books lately so this was a really good surprise! Read this book. Shirley
This was a quick, sexy kind of wonderful read. I've read a lot of bad books lately so this was a really good surprise! Read this book. Shirley
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