From the Publisher
"Halston (The Valentine’s Hate) has a knack for banter and humor that will appeal to fans of Meg Cabot, with the cozy rom-com feel of Jenn McKinlay’s novels." — Library Journal
“Readers who love a romance that is fun to read and leaves you with a smile on your face will surely enjoy LOVE LESSONS. Valerie and Andrew have great chemistry and they keep you turning the pages to find out what happens next. Be sure to grab a copy today. You won’t be sorry.” — Romance Reviews Today
"This is a well-written novel, with two characters to get invested in, and root for. It’s part rom-com and all heart. You’ll find yourself falling in love with these characters, the way they fall for each other." — Red Carpet Crash
Library Journal
07/01/2024
Andrew Wexler does not understand the carefree, chaotic teaching methods of the kindergarten teacher who regularly gives him migraines with all of her music and dance breaks. Yet he has to admit that she is beautiful, and there is absolutely no one he enjoys arguing with more. Valerie Marquez cannot resist the temptation to rile up the straitlaced, cardigan-wearing teacher in the classroom next door. There's no reason that seeing he has actual taste in home furnishings and a pair of addictive lips should change the fact Valerie hates him—until finding out what his lips can do lands them in the very unexpected situation of having a baby together. Andrew finds that there's rhyme and reason to Valerie's teaching methods, which reveal the passionate woman behind them; all the while, Valerie peels away layers of Andrew under the cardigans to find a good man. He just has to convince her, despite their previous animosity, that he's here for the long haul and wants her as much as he wants their baby. VERDICT Halston (The Valentine's Hate) has a knack for banter and humor that will appeal to fans of Meg Cabot, with the cozy rom-com feel of Jenn McKinlay's novels.—Morgan Lockard