The only problem? The professor I’m investigating turns out to be Jude’s hero. I can’t tell Jude about the juicy tip that has me showing up in his mentor’s class, and I can’t date him either. Maybe it’s for the best. We’re graduating soon, and we’re opposites in a lot of ways. Where I charge ahead, he thinks things through. He sees gray where I see black and white. But just talking to him gets me going like no guy ever has, and I can’t seem to forget our night together.
Then Jude invites me to take the self-defense class he teaches, and I fall even harder. Watching his muscles flex under those tight t-shirts makes me hope there’s still a way to be with him, even as I write the story that will expose his hero. Jude’s one of the good guys—but what if he can’t forgive me?
Note: The Whole Truth is the second book in the Senior Year series, after A First Time for Everything, but can be enjoyed on its own. Get the free epilogue to both books by signing up for Isabel's newsletter at www.isabelmorin.com.
Isabel began reading romances at the age of fourteen. That's the year her grandmother came to visit, bringing with her a shopping bag filled with (very tame) Harlequin and Silhouette romance novels. Isabel was immediately and forever hooked. What could be better than experiencing all that lust and new love just by reading a book?
In her spare time, Isabel watches British mysteries, plays disc golf (it’s a thing), and religiously re-watches Dirty Dancing. She lives in Connecticut with her conveniently tall, dark, and handsome husband.