Oh, this was an interesting contemporary romance. Rich guy with political aspirations sees a beautiful woman at a masked ball. There's sexy banter, but don't get each other's names before they part. Six months later, she finds out he's the parent of one of her new students--and they both realize there's still a spark, or more like a raging inferno between them. 
 But there's lots of conflict. His career and political considerations, getting to know his son after not being in his life. She's got concerns too, like her career and her student. Things eventually get a point where decisions need to be made. 
 I love how the end of this plays out. Tyler was a very attractive character in spite of his gruff behavior. Penelope Douglas does an awesome job of depicting his falling in love and how it changes him. 
 Loved Easton. She's smart, and sassy, and yet has a soft part to her too. She understands his world, and that made their relationship believable and real. 
 There's some odd stuff with the coworker that didn't fit well for me as far as secondary characters go, but I absolutely loved Christian and the two brothers. 
 The love story was the best of this, but there's also a nice little mystery too. I liked how the parent - teacher aspect was handled. 
 Overall, a satisfying romance with a touch of suspense. Definitely worth the time on my reading list! 
 ARC provided for review.