4.5 stars 
 The first time they met was a case of mistaken identity. Rachel thought Cain was the man who had dated her best friend for a time only to later find out he was married. Her angry tirade directed Caine's way wasn't warranted though, and Rachel left the bar embarrassed but buoyed by the fact she would never have to see the man again. Only, the man turns out to be Caine West, the professor she is assigned to TA for the remainder of the semester. 
 I loved the first few meetings between these two. The entertainment factor was off the charts as Rachel lets her temper get the better of her. As they try to move past first impressions to work together, they can't deny that there is more than a working relationship building between them. 
 I was able to work out the twist in the storyline pretty early, but enjoyed the premise and the story as a whole. My knowledge didn't detract from the story, and really only had me reading to find out how the twist would affect the characters and their developing relationship. 
 Readers follow the story as narrated by Rachel in the present. There are sporadic chapters from Caine's memory of a period during his teenage years that build emotional tension as we learn more about the boy Caine was all those years ago. I would have liked more from Caine in the present, but then again, he is pretty clear about his thoughts and intentions so even only seeing Rachel's perspective, readers are able to follow the feelings of both characters. 
 I enjoyed this story as it built up Caine and Rachel as a magnetic couple. I was a little uncertain about the professor/TA aspect of the relationship, but they are both good about keeping things professional while they are working together and keeping their personal relationship outside of their academic relationship. 
 I was gifted a copy in exchange for an honest review.