Review: The professor
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 03 5, 2011
I have a weakness for the student/professor theme, and this book was that: innocent student in class, fantasizing about hot professor, making eye-contact, feeling that zing of forbidden sexual attraction. Professor Will Wallace is very attracted to his student Keira Collins, and he's never been attracted to a student before. He knows it's inappropriate, and he does manage to resist temptation until the end of the semester, when she is no longer his student.Will shows up at Keira's work at her family's pub, asking her to share a drink with him. He's ready to act on his desire; he sits much too close to her, his thigh touching hers, his arm on the back of the booth, etc. I love this dance between two people, this tug and pull of attraction, a game of testing the waters and seeing if the other person is feeling the same sexual chemistry as you are.On this very first night, Will tells her he's not an "easy man to be with" and how can a woman resist a challenge like that? Will's a Dom. He knows Keira's not experienced with that lifestyle, but she's very eager to learn about it. I loved this whole D/s aspect to their relationship. Keira is so used to being in control. As the oldest child of a large family, she's had to act as a substitute mother and has had to give up a lot of what she's wanted in life. With Will, she learns to be herself and just let go-- no more worries, no more control, just pleasure with him in charge of it all.For me, this was a well-written story, super sexy and very erotic, with a totally delicious sexual Dominant.