Making Perfect Sense

Trudie, a middle school English teacher, is on her way to another psychology conference when she walks into a wall of hard pecs and abs named Dr. Alexander Pierce. The nationally acclaimed psychologist specializing in childhood trauma who looks like a Grecian god is to be her lecturer all week.Too bad he's not half as humble as he is smart.

His superiority complex inadvertently puts Trudie on the defensive. When he challenges her and she pushes back in front of hundreds of attendees, she cracks Dr. Pierce's veneer, something he certainly didn't plan on happening this week-or ever.

Trudie needs a teacher to heal her past emotional wounds. Alex needs a reason to get off his high horse. They need a way to work out their differences, or the consequences could be devastating.

The Perfect Lessons will leave you panting with pleasure, all while getting to the heart and soul of what makes us happy.

This is Beth Gelman's second book in the "Perfect" series. The Perfect Lessons is a cliffhanger to "Making Perfect Sense," but can be read as a standalone