Steamy love tutor romance with an inexperienced football player and the free spirit who rocks his world.
Jackson Lancaster is a mystery. At least to me.
He’s not your typical jock at all—shy, studious, and apparently not looking to get all the action he can.
I know, I know, stereotypes are bad. But if the shoe fits …
Except in this case, it doesn’t. At all. In fact, I don’t think I’ve ever seen Jackson with anyone, male, female, or otherwise.
When I learn that it’s lack of experience holding him back—not lack of interest, and definitely not lack of opportunity—I find myself drawn to the idea of helping him out.
I’ve been looking for a project. And it seems like teaching Jackson the ways of love and pleasure is just the project I need.
Steamy love tutor romance with an inexperienced football player and the free spirit who rocks his world.
Jackson Lancaster is a mystery. At least to me.
He’s not your typical jock at all—shy, studious, and apparently not looking to get all the action he can.
I know, I know, stereotypes are bad. But if the shoe fits …
Except in this case, it doesn’t. At all. In fact, I don’t think I’ve ever seen Jackson with anyone, male, female, or otherwise.
When I learn that it’s lack of experience holding him back—not lack of interest, and definitely not lack of opportunity—I find myself drawn to the idea of helping him out.
I’ve been looking for a project. And it seems like teaching Jackson the ways of love and pleasure is just the project I need.
One of the things I liked about this book is that Autumn is very experienced and free-spirited while Jackson is extremely inexperienced and clueless. It’s good to see that script flipped for a change. They’re both fun characters and their friendship is so pure and sweet, despite the heat from the whole love tutor situation. There weren’t any surprises here, but the characters are likeable and fun. I received an ARC from Grey’s Promotions in exchange for an honest review.
