Shelley Browning, recovering from a disastrous marriage, is determined to get the faculty degree she abandoned to wed a young doctor. She’s back again at Oklahoma University or college at age group twenty-six, a little old and a whole lot wiser. But Shelley can’t describe why she takes a course in government taught by Grant Chapman — except that she feels compelled to see him again.

A decade ago Give was the best-looking teacher in her high school. He remaining after a couple of months to take a attractive job being a congressional about A Kiss Appreciated aide, however, not before ‘the kiss.’ Unplanned, stunningly sizzling, rather than repeated, an individual kiss with Give haunted Shelley as symbolic of ‘what might have been’ with the right man.

Now famous and as charismatic as ever, Offer has deserted the corporate jungle on Capitol Hill for the university career. Pleased to discover Shelley in his classroom, happy by her credibility and, believing there is absolutely no impropriety in dating her, he asks her out.

Isn’t that what Shelley provides secretly hoped would happen? Never really had she felt more confused in what she would like. As their relationship grows, guilt mingles with wishes she cant deny. Her center longs to trust Offer; her head feels intimacy is too risky — for both of them. And when a sensational accusation emerges and pressures mount from unforeseen sources, Shelley is faced with making a step of faith to trust in love…or with walking away from the man of her dreams.