Review: 3.5 the truth comes out stars
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 04 27, 2014
After reading Sessions One and Two and finding that each installment just got better, I have to say that I was a wee bit disappointed in Teaching Willow: Session Three.  Despite feeling a touch unfulfilled when things finally hit the fan, this session continues to deliver as far as suspense and heat.Let me just start by saying that Paige James has suspense down pat.  Session Two was a total nail-biter and I could hardly wait for Session Three in which things would eventually come to a head.  The thing that really stuck with me during this portion of the story though was Ebon’s reaction, or lack thereof really, to finding out the truth.  Sure he physically reacts but there just wasn’t much emotion and he never really faces and deals with any feelings he has about the deception.Ms. James also definitely brings the heat.  Although there is not as much intimacy in the way of quantity, the intensity still burns just as hot and the depth that we plunge further into the history and narrative is a worthwhile consolation.Fortunately just when you think you know all the secrets between Ebon and Willow you get a glimpse of Ebon’s past and a hint at just what this means for his future.  I am definitely looking forward to learning more about the new developments encountered this session and can’t wait to see where this wild ride takes me.