The Whole Truth — Isabel Morin

My last semester of college starts off with a bang when sexy grad student Jude Driscoll takes me to bed and shows me what I've been missing the past four years. Then I get a hot tip for my next article in the campus paper when I learn that Carlyle University's star English professor preys on female students. If I can break the story, it's guaranteed to jumpstart my journalism career.The only problem? The professor I'm investigating turns out to be Jude's hero. I can't tell Jude about the juicy tip that has me showing up in his mentor's class, and I can't date him either. Maybe it's for the best. We're graduating soon, and we're opposites in a lot of ways. Where I charge ahead, he thinks things through. He sees gray where I see black and white. But just talking to him gets me going like no guy ever has, and I can't seem to forget our night together.Then Jude invites me to take the self-defense class he teaches, and I fall even harder. Watching his muscles flex under those tight t-shirts makes me hope there's still a way to be with him, even as I write the story that will expose his hero. Jude's one of the good guys--but what if he can't forgive me?