Review: 3.5 stars good ending
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 02 18, 2014
After reading the second book in the series I couldn't wait to start this one,  I was excited to see what was going to happen with Max and Wilson. I was not disappointed in the plot, it wrapped up most of Max and Wilson's issues. That being said I was disappointed in how weak and wishy washy Wilson became. I literally wanted to reach into my iPad and slap her. I said more that one "omg, she is crying again!".Wilson and Max have faced tragedy together and come out on the other side. When we last saw out couple Max was doing a u-turn because he realized what he had done leaving Wilson abandoned. This is where we pick up in this third book. I do like that the author alternated point of view in this book. I enjoyed being inside Max's head. The author flourished even more with this book the sex scenes were hot, even a little over the top with all the immense love pouring out during it.Max has resigned from his teaching position and there secret is out. He is forced into a position he doesn't want but willing to do what is right for his family. He is an extraordinary man! Loving, caring, strong, and hot! Even a tad overly sexually charged, a relationship as intense as theirs should be about more than connecting their bodies.Wilson is slightly self absorbed in this one, she is not as strong as I feel she should be with all she has faced in her life. I had hoped we would see her grow into a mature adult in this last book, though I feel she got worse.Overall this was a good series that I enjoyed. All questions are answered, and all issues are resolved. Proving that even a relationship that is taboo can flourish and be everything it is meant to be. I wish I had a government teacher that was as hot as Mr. Goldstein!