MISCONDUCT PENELOPE DOUGLAS

In a world of forbidden desires and dangerous relationships, "Misconduct" by Penelope Douglas is a novel that captivates from the first page. Discover a story that balances on the edge of morality, where desire becomes a game and the consequences can be devastating. Will Easton Bradbury dare to cross the thin line and surrender to a forbidden feeling?

• Forbidden love: A romance with a student's father is a challenge to morality.
• Emotional journey: Experience the turbulent emotions of the characters.
• Fascinating plot: A captivating story full of suspense and unexpected twists.
• Strong characters: Inner and outer struggles of the characters.
• Bestselling author: Penelope Douglas, known for hits like "Birthday Girl" and "Punk 57".

Easton Bradbury, a young teacher, faces a life dilemma when Tyler Marek, a man with whom she almost spent a night half a year ago, appears in her class. Worse, he turns out to be the father of one of her students. Easton hopes that Tyler won't recognize her, but fate is treacherous. Their reunion triggers an avalanche of forbidden feelings and desires that are difficult to control.

Tyler Marek is a successful man who has failed in the parental field. His son is rebellious and causes educational problems. Tyler is cold and unapproachable, which further complicates the situation. Easton realizes that desiring her student's father is morally reprehensible, but she can't stop dreaming of his touch. She walks a tightrope, knowing that the consequences can be catastrophic.

Penelope Douglas, the author of bestselling novels, masterfully builds tension and emotions, leading the reader through a labyrinth of forbidden desires and moral dilemmas. "Misconduct" is a story that touches, shocks, and makes you reflect on the boundaries of love and desire. Will Easton and Tyler dare to give in to their feelings, risking everything?

Description from the publisher. Edition: Format: 141x211 mm Year: Year of publication: 2022, cover: paperback Publisher: NieZwykłe Number of pages: 0 Cover: paperback Format: 141x211 mm