This book was HOT. 
 Evan Cosette is living a double life- undergrad biology student by day, and soft-core porn model by night. She keeps her lives separate with the help of makeup and clothing (or lack thereof), until she meets Dallas- a student teacher in her department, and her newest male counterpart. On set, at least. 
 I loved Evan's feistiness. She was a bitch and sarcastic and that never changed. She didn't get all tongue tied from a hot guy, (does that even happen in real life?) and she doesn't blubber like a baby over said hot guy. 
 Dallas. Oh Dallas. He's smart, sexy, dominating, thoughtful AND he can cook. So basically no one like him exists anywhere on the planet, but who gives a fuck about how unrealistic his character is. I just loved him. 
 Exposure isn't a piece of literary art. It is riddled with grammatical errors, but the dialogue is believable and the characters are root-worthy. Oh, and it's sexy as hell. And short. So why not take the plunge?