Marisol has convinced herself that transferring to a more prestigious university was the right move, even though it meant trading in friends and parties for long nights spent alone with her textbooks. But when a free-thinking class on human sexualit...
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Marisol has convinced herself that transferring from a state school to the more prestigious Garland University was the right move, even though it meant trading in friends and parties for long nights spent alone with her textbooks. It'll all be worth it when she graduates, lands a stable job, and can provide a safety net for her family.
But junior year isn't going according to Marisol's carefully-laid plans. For starters, there's the boy across the hall, Dean—an obnoxiously handsome water polo player who doesn't respect quiet hours. Then there's her general ed class, BIO 108: Human Sexuality, taught by an eccentric professor who's determined to make Marisol choose between self-reflection (her second worst fear) and taking another semester to graduate (her worst fear).
So it's out of desperation, really, that Marisol turns to Dean for help testing a hypothesis.
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A New Adult Romance for readers who love lonely storm cloud girls, rowdy golden boy athletes, and the next-door-neighbors trope with a heaping side of college debauchery.
