J.M. LaRocca

I usually love student/teacher romances, but this one was just not for me. I made it to about 40% before I closed the book and decided not to continue on.... The biggest issue was that I couldn't connect with the characters. The POV's bounced back and forth and in all honesty, it was overwhelming. Both characters had baggage and it was so hard to feel for them when the plot was all over the place. There were too many details and not enough emotion. When I read a book... I don't want to be told that the character cried. I want to feel the character crying...
I wanted to finish the book, but I couldn't. I'm sure the book is for other readers... It just wasn't for me.… (altro)

I really don't know what to say. I'm not really into the whole student/teacher romance thing. It just really isn't for me. Yet I've been following news on Professor Cline for a while now. So something clearly caught my interest and I'm glad it did. Maybe it was the dark romance part. How is it possible for a student/teacher romance to be dark? Besides the taboo subject and it just shouldn't be done, how does one go about making it dark?

Alas, yet here it has been done with Professor Cline. I fell in love with everything about this story from the very beginning. The plot, characters, story line and the dual points of view were just perfect. Everything flowed and I couldn't put it down until. I just had to read it in one sitting.

The Professor and Emma, the soon to be student, meet before they discover their new relationship. He is instantly draw to her and is determined to have her no what what. Even when he discovered she is to be his student, he still wants. There is just something about her that is drawing the darkness from him and giving him hope.

It wasn't til the end of the story that the darkness started to really show and other character's personalities started to show through. Some people really can be two-faced. Yet this just added to the story as a whole.

You know how you always expect something major to happen at the end, the story is just building up to it. Well it was happening and that from left of field something different totally happened. I love surprises, but now I'm left wanting and waiting more. Will be looking forward to reading more about the Professor in the future.… (altro)

I really don't know what to say. I'm not really into the whole student/teacher romance thing. It just really isn't for me. Yet I've been following news on Professor Cline for a while now. So something clearly caught my interest and I'm glad it did. Maybe it was the dark romance part. How is it possible for a student/teacher romance to be dark? Besides the taboo subject and it just shouldn't be done, how does one go about making it dark?

Alas, yet here it has been done with Professor Cline. I fell in love with everything about this story from the very beginning. The plot, characters, story line and the dual points of view were just perfect. Everything flowed and I couldn't put it down until. I just had to read it in one sitting.

The Professor and Emma, the soon to be student, meet before they discover their new relationship. He is instantly draw to her and is determined to have her no what what. Even when he discovered she is to be his student, he still wants. There is just something about her that is drawing the darkness from him and giving him hope.

It wasn't til the end of the story that the darkness started to really show and other character's personalities started to show through. Some people really can be two-faced. Yet this just added to the story as a whole.

You know how you always expect something major to happen at the end, the story is just building up to it. Well it was happening and that from left of field something different totally happened. I love surprises, but now I'm left wanting and waiting more. Will be looking forward to reading more about the Professor in the future.… (altro)

I really don't know what to say. I'm not really into the whole student/teacher romance thing. It just really isn't for me. Yet I've been following news on Professor Cline for a while now. So something clearly caught my interest and I'm glad it did. Maybe it was the dark romance part. How is it possible for a student/teacher romance to be dark? Besides the taboo subject and it just shouldn't be done, how does one go about making it dark?

Alas, yet here it has been done with Professor Cline. I fell in love with everything about this story from the very beginning. The plot, characters, story line and the dual points of view were just perfect. Everything flowed and I couldn't put it down until. I just had to read it in one sitting.

The Professor and Emma, the soon to be student, meet before they discover their new relationship. He is instantly draw to her and is determined to have her no what what. Even when he discovered she is to be his student, he still wants. There is just something about her that is drawing the darkness from him and giving him hope.

It wasn't til the end of the story that the darkness started to really show and other character's personalities started to show through. Some people really can be two-faced. Yet this just added to the story as a whole.

You know how you always expect something major to happen at the end, the story is just building up to it. Well it was happening and that from left of field something different totally happened. I love surprises, but now I'm left wanting and waiting more. Will be looking forward to reading more about the Professor in the future.… (altro)