When a guy is trying to escape a big mistake he made six years ago, but that mistake--in the form of a hot sweet girl named Nyla--appears in his house kitchen at St. Paul U his senior year.
And she's here to stay.
Brick
The year that was supposed to be the glorious culmination of all my hard work, the pinnacle of the college dream come true, is now officially a nightmare.
Nyla is the girl I spent the night with six years ago. A night I've been trying to forget ever since because she was supposed to be my brother's girlfriend.
I thought I left her behind when I left for St. Paul U, but now she's living one floor under me, reminding me constantly of my betrayal and hers, haunting my days as well as my nights, and tempting me to become my worst self all over again...
Some unholy deity could not have dialed up a more terrible torture, a more poisonous punishment than to force me to spend my senior year living under the same roof as that girl.
But Majik hired her and there's no going against Majik's decree that she needs Nyla's help to cook and clean at BMOC House.
Welcome to my senior year. Turning from the best time of my life as the star QB, big man on campus on my way to the NFL, into a living purgatory where I'm reminded daily of the one most absolutely f*cked up mistake I ever made.
My dreams of a pro football career could come crashing down. Worse, I could lose whatever shreds of a family I still have.
Unless I deal with her... my personal Eve from the garden of hell with her tempting apples.
Notorious Man on Campus is a sizzling stand-alone enemies to lovers romance in the world of Big Men on Campus at St. Paul University. If you love stories where the giant immovable oak in the form of a grumpy smokin' hot football god is felled by an s sunshiny spitfire in a battle of wills and forbidden attraction, then you'll love this one!
(Warning: language and sex for a mature audience)
Autorentext
Stephanie Queen has always been a writer. Ever since second grade when the Nuns of Sacred Heart School got her hooked by offering fame?though not fortune?and she won first prize in their story contest. That was her first publishing gig.
After that Stephanie put writing mostly on the back burner while she built up a catalogue of life experiences. She went to UConn, got married, had two sons who could star as heroes in any lucky girl's romance story, got a Masters degree at Harvard University, worked a few jobs?Math teacher, Keebler Elf and desk jockey at various cubicle farms doing bureaucratic things. Then she finally put writing stories back on the front burner.
Since then, Stephanie has published more than forty novels and novellas. She teaches novel writing classes and also speaks at libraries, conferences and workshops on writing and publishing.
"One of my all-time favorite things in the world is to hear from readers who enjoy my books. I love to write back, too. If you email me, I will reply!"