Alexis is gay, but is still hesitant about that part of herself, and later on after getting a dance from Treasure, can’t stop thinking about her. The group decides to go to a strip club, and Alexis feels self conscious, until she sees a young woman named Treasure. “Treasure” follows 18 year old Alexis Chambers, who is out with her sister for her bachelorette party. My only complaint is that this was way too short. The characters of Alexis and Trisha are great. When the harsh reality of murder brings chaos into her world, she tries to help Clare restore order on campus.Ĭlare and Libby are from different worlds, but the more time they spend together, the harder it becomes to ignore their growing feelings for one another-until the murderer targets Clare and danger threatens to destroy their happiness.Trigger warning: Discussions surrounding suicide She loves her friends, her job, and the gorgeous buildings surrounding her. Until Professor Hart walks into her interrogation room…Īrchitectural historian Libby Hart found her true home when she entered college, and she hasn’t left academia since. Life on campus brings back uncomfortable memories, but she is determined to do her job and remain on the outskirts of the academic world. Officer Clare Sawyer, newly arrived at the University of Washington’s campus police department, hopes her investigation of a murdered professor will give her a chance to show her worth and prove to herself she made the right choice leaving the big city behind. But before they can even think about a future together, they’ll need to fight to protect the campus from a killer.

Kent and Tig seem to be on opposing sides in this battle until the stakes become more personal.

And the most visible proponent of that transformation? The decidedly unstuffy and very sexy Professor Antigone Weston. What should have been the most sedate department on campus seems to be going through a volatile transformation. Arguments in the halls, threatening emails, and even a fistfight, for God’s sake. Sergeant Adriana Kent always pictured classical scholars as tweedy bookworms, but suddenly her campus police officers are being called to Denny on a near-daily basis. Tempers flare, and when the body of a prestigious alum turns up outside Denny Hall, Tig doubts she can bring her department through the crisis. Not everyone is willing to accept these changes, though. Tig Weston’s beloved classics department is evolving, expanding its course offerings to entice a new and more diverse generation of students.

Treasure by Rebekah Weatherspoon