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Kissing Galileo

Pages
378
Published
2019
Language
English

Synopsis

Emily Von, an applied mathematics major, works part-time as a lingerie model to make ends meet — and one day her freakishly smart, wickedly sarcastic Research Methods professor, Dr. Victor Hanover, walks in and sees her mostly naked. Awkwardness is guaranteed, but instead of avoiding each other, they become friends. As their friendship deepens, the line between mentor and something more starts to blur. The second book in Penny Reid's Dear Professor series, readable as a standalone.

About the author

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Penny Reid

Penny Reid is the New York Times, Wall Street Journal, and USA Today bestselling author of the Winston Brothers and Knitting in the City series. She used to spend her days writing federal grant proposals as a biomedical researcher, but now she writes kissing books. Penny is an obsessive knitter and manages the #OwnVoices-focused mentorship incubator / publishing imprint, Smartypants Romance. She lives in Seattle Washington with her husband, three kids, and dog named Hazel.

Characters

Emily VonProtagonist

Applied mathematics student who works as a lingerie model

Dr. Victor HanoverProtagonist

Emily's Research Methods professor

All characters in Kissing Galileo

Frequently asked questions

  • Does this book need to be read in order with the rest of the series?

    Although it is the second installment in the Dear Professor series, it functions as a standalone story and can be read independently of the first book.

  • Is there an earlier version of this story available?

    A shorter, 40,000-word version of this narrative was previously released under the title Nobody Looks Good Naked and was distributed through the author's newsletter between 2018 and 2019.

  • Are there any notable connections to the author's other works?

    Readers familiar with the broader Pennyverse may recognize appearances or mentions of characters from other series, such as the Winston Brothers, which occasionally intersect with the events in this book.

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