Dr. Grant

Dr. Grant

3.8 (11 ratings)
2022 · English · Kindle · 5 editions
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In a world where passion and professionalism collide, Dr. Noah Grant is determined to navigate his role as a respected professor with integrity. As he embarks on his academic career, he quickly learns that the boundaries of teacher-student relationships are often tested in unexpected ways. The allure of his students, combined with the pressures of academia, creates a backdrop filled with tension, desire, and intrigue.

Noah's resolve is put to the test when he meets a particular student who challenges everything he thought he knew about attraction and ethics. The chemistry between them is palpable, igniting a conflict within him that he never anticipated. As he wrestles with his desires and the rules he has vowed to uphold, his professional life becomes a dizzying maze of temptation and responsibility.

Amidst the chaos of campus life, Noah must confront his own vulnerabilities and the potential consequences of crossing lines he once deemed unbreakable. His journey is not only about maintaining his career but also about discovering who he truly is as an educator and a man.

As the stakes rise, Noah’s choices will redefine his understanding of love, loyalty, and self-control. The story unfolds with rich character development and emotional depth, inviting readers to explore the complexities of relationships in the educational realm.

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Format Kindle
Pages 296 pages
Language English
Published Apr 1, 2022
Publisher Amazon Digital Services
Editions 5 editions

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I think Noah is absolutely adorable. Now I really felt for Amara she really wanted to make something of herself without relying on her grandfather. It really did annoy me, knowing what we find out at the end of the book, that knowing what happened that Amara's grandfather could do that to Noah. That was beyond a joke! The fact that Noah forgave him shows a sense of character that I wouldn't possess. Also I get it was an accident but asking Noah to forgive Peter was just plain disgusting. I do feel for Peter but the fact remains what happened was a tragic accident and several parties were at fault. Neither Amara or Noah were at fault and it was upsetting for Noah to blame Amara but also to expect Noah to want to get along with Peter is also unfair. Overall it was pretty good.

August 22nd 2025
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