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Fiction
Romance
Meet Callie Taylor. Sophomore at Bernstein's University School of Law and Psychology. Callie is working towards her Paralegal Certification and her Bachelors in Criminal Law & Psychology. She seemed to have her future planned out. That is until she laid eyes on one of her new professors, Dr. Lazarus Easton. Meet Lazarus Easton. Professor of Criminal Law at Bernstein's University. Never in a million years did he think he'd lay eyes on someone such as Callie Taylor. Neither did he ever think that feelings would develop for one of his students. Two worlds collide and forbidden desires begin to unfold. This is their story.
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