Gambling with Professor's Heartstrings Books in Order
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Gambling with Professor's Heartstrings books in publication order
5 books
Billionaire's Professorial Whispers
by Jess Winters
2024
Twenty-two-year-old Liz is delighted when Professor Mayfield hires her to catalogue a rare-book collection. Her longstanding crush becomes a mutual affair, blurring the boundary between academic work and romance as she wonders where their involvement will lead.
Gambling on Professor's Passion
by Jess Winters
2024
Mountain Man's Academic Romance
by Jess Winters
2024
Homesick university student Delaney tries to drop a literature class, only to discover that its professor is a man from her mountain hometown. Her longtime attraction to him complicates his determination to keep her studying.
My Dad's Best Friend the Professor
by Jess Winters
2024
Preparing for postgraduate study, Allison worries that her father’s best friend will show her special treatment as her professor. A meeting intended to establish professional boundaries instead brings their attraction into the open, complicating her academic plans.
Professor's Fake Marriage Melody
by Jess Winters
2024
Working as Professor Davison’s assistant seems ideal for Melody, who already has a crush on her thesis advisor. When their research involves pretending to be married, the arrangement becomes harder to manage as their feelings grow.
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