Teach Her a Lesson

What do you do when you’re accused of an unspeakable crime and know you’re innocent, but the evidence against you is so compelling? After six years as a high school English teacher, Alexis Jordan thinks her biggest problems are a case of burnout and her suspicion that her husband is having an affair. Then things take a sudden, unexpected turn that threatens to end her marriage, wreck her career, and destroy her life when the student she’s coaching for the school play makes a pass at her and she turns him down. Alexis doesn’t realize that he is obsessed with her and has been building toward this moment for months. Nor that when he’s rejected, he will set out to destroy her with his version of their “affair”—which is terrifyingly plausible..M.F It's a story torn from the headlines: Teacher seduces her student. But what if that's not the real story? What if the teacher is the innocent one and the student is the bad guy? That's Alexis Jordan's dilemma in Teach Her a Lesson—how to defend herself against a terrifyingly plausible accusation when everyone wants to believe she's guilty. It's a story torn from the headlines: Teacher seduces her student. But what if that's not the truth? What if the teacher is the innocent one and the student is the bad guy? That's Alexis Jordan's dilemma—how to defend herself against a terrifyingly plausible accusation when everyone wants to believe she's guilty. A teacher is accused of seducing her student. But what if that's not the truth? Alexis Jordan must find a way to defend herself against a terrifyingly plausible accusation when everyone believes she's guilty.