White Lies by Dylan Heart

“He was the student and I was his teacher. And he saved me in every way I imagine one could ever be saved. So, he became my teacher and I became his student as he taught me how to love again.”

Look closer through the windows of the quaint little house on the hillside and you’ll realize life isn’t perfect. Stassi’s husband is a cheater and a drunk, and pointed fingers and uncomfortable stares follow her everywhere she goes. So, when Stassi meets a mysterious stranger at a Friday night football game, she gives into temptation, sharing a single night of passion that’s supposed to last for just one night.

Come Monday morning, that sexy and mysterious stranger walks into Stassi’s classroom as the newest transfer student. Kemper Scott is eighteen with a boyish face and the body of a man. He insists that he wants to save Stassi from her broken marriage, but Kemper might not be who he claims to be.

Everyone is lying; to themselves and to each other. The thing about lies though is the truth always breaches the surface, threatening to destroy everything it touches. And when it does, Stassi is forced to choose between the boy she shouldn’t touch and the man she used to love.