This book kinda creeped me out. I like the story line I like the happy ending. I dont like the fact of the age she was when he first showed interest in her. I think its weird but still kinda enjoyable. ( )

I won this book in a first read scheme which automatically makes me happy as I never win anything. This isn't really my style of book but it wasn't terrible if very dated now. I think if you like this sort of thing you'd enjoy it, but it just wasn't for me at all. ( )

A Kiss Remembered by Sandra Brown
Shelley had kissed her teacher, Grant when she was younger. They both knew it was off limits and ended it then.
10 years later: she was back at the university and he was her professor. She had given up pursueing her education and him by marrying Darrell because she couldn't be with the one she loved. She ended up leaving college to go to work so he could get his medical education and career going. After he got his degree he left her. that's when things changed for her.
She knows she shouldn't be after him and this time he isn't going to leave her alone. She just wants one kiss and she relishes that contact.
She agrees to grade the exams, at nights, sometimes at his house and there are a lot of sensual descriptions of what happens.....
He tells her of his past and why he left the last school and she looks up to him for what he stood up for.
A student sexually approaches Grant in hopes of becoming his lover and he won't have any part of it although she states she will tell the president of the university.
Her ex goes to her house one morning after she's been helping the professor grade papers the night before and it got late so he stayed over. Darrell warns her to stop or he won't be able to marry the hospitals presidents daughter. Grant shows him why that can't matter. Just when you think it can't get any worse: A student, Prudence then throws a paternity suit against him. ( )

ACK. The only reason I finished this book was the fervent hope that Grant (the "hero") would grow a brain and tell Shelley (the spineless idiot "heroine" that thinks other people's opinions matter more than her own) to take a flying leap. Don't bother even picking it up off the shelf! ( )

This is the first novel by Sandra Brown that I have read. Like other reviewers I kept expecting something to happen. Nothing ever did. It wasn't even a good snapshot of their lives. I would not recommend this book and if this is any indication of her other novels, I will not choose to read another one.