Just as no "real woman" would deign to be classified, Anything for an A also defies a label: The manuscript is funny but raises serious issues; it is spiritual, but Nan doesn't always rely on the Bible to make her decisions and, in fact, at times wittingly goes in another direction; it is a mystery, but no cliffhanging twists and turns defy reality; it is a romance, but the guy gets away at the end. It is a fun read, however, and the audience winds up caring about Nan and her life.
In Anything for an A, one of Nan's favorite students is found drowned in a wading pool on campus early Saturday morning. Alcohol is found in her bloodstream, although the student hadn't been known to drink. On Monday, Nan discovers a worrisome message the student had left Friday afternoon on Nan's office voicemail. After placing a call to the police, she meets the wonderfully-and disturbingly--handsome detective, Adam Exbridge. Although Adam doesn't believe that the death is purely an accident, Nan is the one who finally discovers the truth, which puts her in danger-although, as killing off the heroine would make creating a series difficult, everything works out in the end.
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