REVIEW: A Foot in the Door by Vinni George

Review:

A lovely, laid-back, and amiable story of two super likable characters. Beckett is a good-natured professor with a sweet habit of wanting to save people. And when he and Tanner run into each other at a conference, Tanner is definitely in need of some saving! But their relationship is so much more! Something clicks with them, their bond is deep.

I enjoyed this take on the professor/student relationship, not your typical forbidden fruit trope, but rather a complication to achieving one's dreams. Would good communication have made their lives easier? Of course, but then we would be out of a story.

What’s more, this story has a lot of wonderful friends and family and a very lovely Happy Ending. I also appreciated that though it had drama, it wasn’t super angsty. I do read a lot of angst and sometimes it’s nice to not have your heart stomped on, rather just have an enjoyable story.

Stars: 4

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Synopsis:

The student…
If he wants a job when he finishes grad school, Tanner Brown needs to get a foot in the door. But when he arrives at the country’s largest statistics conference to find he has nowhere to stay, he’s not sure it’s worth it. Especially when he realizes his hot faculty crush just witnessed his embarrassment from a front row seat.

The professor…
Dr. Beckett James is happily focused on his career until one of his former students slides into his line of sight. Tanner is brilliant and engaging, and when he ends up without a room, Beckett has no choice but to offer him a place to stay for the weekend. Even if it means testing his restraint.

The problem…
When their conference fling turns into an on-campus complication, Tanner and Beckett will have to control the variables that threaten to keep them apart or risk losing their chance at a happy ending before it’s even begun.

A Foot in the Door is the third full-length novel in the Open Doors series featuring a statistics professor who makes a mean curry, a ginger-haired student with a bright future, and an offer neither can refuse.


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