One Summer Night

By: Gerri Hill

Narrated by: Abby Craden

College professor Johanna Marshall swore she would never fall in love again. She especially did not want to become involved with someone who has a reputation as an extreme womanizer...someone like Kelly Sambino.

But on a hot summer night, Jo finds herself unable to resist Kelly. What follows is something Jo would like very much to quickly forget. Embarrassed after their night of passion, Jo hopes she will never have to see Kelly again. Then, when Fall classes begin, Jo finds herself face to face with the college's new Literature Professor - Kelly Sambino.

Will Kelly's charms win Jo over? Will Jo listen to her friends or will she, in a moment of need, follow the stirrings in her heart?

©2000 Gerri Hill (P)2020 Tantor

So Close to a Great reas

ended to swiftly. Their just needed to be a few more pages. After all they had been through, a little more reward would have been grand

Originally published in 2000

I enjoyed this book a lot but could tell it was older based on the lack of mobile phones and texting and social media. I thought putting this out there would let someone listen without wondering if they missed the setting.

Can’t push love away forever

Gerri Hill expertly reveals the fears and insecurities of college professor Johanna Marshall who refuses to fall for athletic, sexy, womanizer Kelly Sambino,

What’s worse, fall semester begins and Kelly is announced as a new member of the college faculty. Kelly and Jo are drawn to one another like a moth to a flame. But Jo won’t let herself get close enough to Kelly to explore a deeper relationship.

Are Kelly’s feelings for Jo real or is it just a physical thing pulling them together? Will Jo abandon Kelly to avoid being vulnerable? Let the dance begin…

This was a sweet, steamy and challenging HEA. And you can’t go wrong when Abby Craden brings the story to life!

Loved it

You can't go wrong with Gerri Hill and Abby Craden. My favorite duo. I love anything by Gerri.

Undeserving

I personally wanted a little more groveling. Jo was getting on my last nerve. She seemed selfish and undeserving of Kelly.
The narrator kept me here. I felt the characters.