Review: I only felt lust and desperation not a love connection.
Rating: 2 out of 5
Date: 04 9, 2014
I was disappointed. Throughout this book I was thinking, "Grayson, dude, have you never seen the movie The Crush?"Addison suffers from a traumatic incident in her past, her parents expect perfection, she's gorgeous, confident, slightly promiscuous, and she has her sights set on the new history teacher, Grayson McKendrick. Addison is so aggressive that poor Mr. McKendrick doesn't stand a chance. She was too aggressive for my taste.Addison pushes all of Grayson's buttons, she waits for him after school, she follows him home, she seethes with jealousy when he talks to other female students or faculty. Her inner dialogue makes me fear for the safety of said females. She's so brazen, her actions were a bit unbelievable for a high school student.  And instead of thinking all of Addison's actions are the red flags that they are, Grayson wants her more than ever.Finally, when the cat's let out of the bag Grayson's actions were unacceptable.I'm normally a fan of teacher/student books and I love Frank's other work. I just didn't feel a connection. Frank's writing, of course, is superb and I liked the back and forth between the past and present. I also thought Doc was a great character.