Teaching Kennedy by Kenzie Green

When she was good, she was very good, but when given the freedom to be bad, she was even better.

Kennedy lived a meticulous life with a calendar full of daily tasks and endless to-do lists waiting to be checked off. Her love life was no exception. She put full faith into the validity of the love checklist until she found herself on the arm of a man who checked every box, yet found herself drawn to a man his polar opposite.
Adam lived a life most dreamed of. He was handsome, intelligent, and his wealth was unfathomable. Dating should have been easy for him, but it never was. He was constantly chasing second dates with women, until he met Kennedy. After their serendipitous meeting, Adam was no longer interested in chasing second dates–he was chasing down the one.
When the two fated lovers come face to face on campus, complications arise as Kennedy realizes their mutual attraction could put her reputation at risk. Despite this, she finds herself drawn to the carefree man, wanting to know more about the man beneath the millions.