For the record Penelope Douglas will remain on of my favorite authors. I had a hard time getting through this book. I skimmed.There was a lot of details of buildings and places. Around 57% the book started to pick up and I loved it. The first half, for some reason, was slow. 
 I love Tyler and Easton. 
 Tyler is running for senate, well working toward that goal, and Easton is his son's history teacher (I hope my daughter has a teacher like Easton one day.) 
 They are bad for each other, she could lose her job and he could lose his campaign. 
 Not only would they hurt their careers they would also hurt Christian who is already on shaky ground with his father. 
 Easton doesn't want to fall in love as much as she pushes Tyler away, he pushes back. 
 I Loved the banter, and the sex.