Indiscreet
Love Song: Book One
Once he hears her sing, he'll never want anyone else.
When aspiring opera singer Melynda Taylor’s date stands her up on her twenty-first birthday, she’s ready to give up on love – until she meets an irresistible older man who shares her passion for music. Despite their incendiary attraction, when they discover he’s her new professor, she has no choice but to walk away. If only she could forget how he made her feel.
For Dr. Liam Jacobs, a position with a prestigious university music program is one step closer to his dream of having his own opera company. Getting involved with a student could cost him everything he’s ever wanted. But no matter how hard he tries to keep his distance, their connection proves too strong to ignore.
Will the music that brought them together be the very thing that tears them apart?
Indiscreet, book 1 in the Love Song series, is a standalone, slow burn, spicy, age gap, professor/student forbidden romance with a guaranteed HEA.
What readers are saying
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I can't stop thinking about this book. It's steamy and dreamy, but it's deeper than just "fluff." The characters have depth and are interesting and complex. It is so. well. written. It's got spice, it's got banter, it's got art.... I had a definite book hangover from this one!
ACA on Amazon
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I was sucked into the story from the very first page, and i didn't want to put it down...If you like a spicy romance with a swoony leading man, then this book is for you.
Natalie on GoodReads
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The story has a whole mood to it. It mesmerized me and kept me captivated the same way Liam’s cello playing did to Min. It was refreshingly different from other romances and was deeply romantic — the poetry cups were so swoony! Add in high heat and you’ve got an un-put-downable read.
Alicia on Amazon
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Professor/student
Age gap (13 years)
Forbidden romance
Classical musicians (opera singer, and conductor/cellist)
New adult / college
Curvy heroine
Dirty-talking hero
Books as love language
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This book contains a character with a history of sexual assault. While the assault happens in the past, off page, it may be triggering to some readers.
