A New York Times Bestseller.

Hurt by a disastrous marriage, Shelley Browning is back at university, a little older and a lot wiser. Despite that, she takes a class taught by Grant Chapman, who -- ten years ago -- was the best-looking teacher in her high school. He had left to take a job as a congressional aide, but not before "the kiss," -- a single, unplanned kiss that haunted Shelley as a symbol of "what might have been."