Review: From teacher to student
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 06 24, 2014
Title: By JoveAuthor: Marissa DoylePublisher: Entangled Publishing LLCPublished: 6-14-2014ISBN: 13-978-1-62266-571-6ASIN E-Book: B00KP86AGAPages: 239Genre: RomanceTags:Overall Rating: GreatReviewed For: NetGalley, Entangled Publishing LLC, Sizzling PRReviewer: DelAnneOn page one my interest was grabbed and held; by page three I could not read fast enough to find where this story would go next.  Theodora Fairchild has left her teaching position to come to John Winthrop University to do her graduate studies.  It seems their is a bit of a rivalry between the Roman studies under Dr. Author Waterman and Greek studies under Dr. Julian d'Ambrose.  Each vying for Theo who has already set her schedule for Latin and Roman.  Then she meets Grant Proctor, a Visiting Fellow from The Eleusinian Institute, working with Dr. Waterman.  The sparks fly between Theo and Grant, something some of the faculty and staff are far less than happy with.  As they try to explore  their budding relationship malevolent events conspire to tear them apart.I loved the fast pace of the book and Lord knows Marissa Doyle returned me to my own studies of Greek vs Roman Mythology.  Once I finished By Jove I wanted to read it all over again, just so I could laugh, smile and cry all over again.  With humor and snappy dialog Ms. Doyle draws you in and holds you ensnared to the very end.  Believe me this is one story you do not want to miss.  Once you have read it you will be keeping it close to read it again and again.  I can not wait to see what Marissa Doyle comes out with next.  If it is anything like By Jove and will be snapping it up as quickly as I can.