I rarely give five-star reviews but My Professor earned them. I loved the time and research RSGrey obviously put into architectural history within the book’s pages. I loved the slow burn, the emotional turmoil experienced by both Emilia and Jonathan. The push and pull between these characters , thankfully shown with dual POVs, was enthralling and captivating. So much so, I couldn’t put the book down.
There were deep-rooted hurts that Grey explored sensitively and respectfully. There was sensual yet surprising passionate moments that warmed my cheeks. Made my toes curl. There was delicious, salacious banter that bristled and enticed. Heart-wrenching interval thought that awoke deep pity and respect. Emilia stole my heart. Jonathan boiled it.
My only grief was that the book ended where it did. I was so immersed that I wasn’t ready for the final page. There is still so, so much of their journey I wish to track. Still so much healing and nourishing I wanted for Emilia. Especially from Jonathan’s mother. I wanted to see completion of Emilia’s dreams.
And that is the power of exceptional storytelling. That is the strength of RAGrey’s brilliance as a wielder of magic words and insight. If you’re after a read to submerge your heart into, this is it. Be patient with Professor Barclay, that’s all I ask.
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RATING: ⭐⭐⭐⭐.5 STEAM: 🔥🔥🔥 This book checks off my favorite tropes: ✅ age gap ✅ professor-student ✅ grumpy but protective MMC Jonathan Barclay has a problem. He has been drawn to the mystery woman who sits on the bench outside his office. Now that said woman is in his class, and she is proving to be a bigger distraction than he anticipated. When he finally reaches the edge of his self-control with Emelia Mercier, he drives her away from his class and his life. Four years later, their worlds collide again. This time, he is her boss, and she is the new architecture conservation expert in his firm. Could he keep himself away from Emelie, or will he finally succumb to his attraction? This read has all of the ingredients that make me love R.S. Grey books. The broody male character. The hopeful female lead. The arc from adversarial misunderstanding to deep emotional connection. The tension that sizzles from page 1 until the story reaches the end. This also had elements that were a welcome departure from Grey's portfolio. The age gap. The forbidden love. The angst. THE SPICE. New books by R.S. Grey always have a burden of meeting a high bar because I have had some of the best reads among their predecessors. This book did not disappoint at all, and I highly recommend it.
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This book checks off my favorite tropes:
✅ age gap
✅ professor-student
✅ grumpy but protective MMC
Jonathan Barclay has a problem. He has been drawn to the mystery woman who sits on the bench outside his office. Now that said woman is in his class, and she is proving to be a bigger distraction than he anticipated. When he finally reaches the edge of his self-control with Emelia Mercier, he drives her away from his class and his life.
Four years later, their worlds collide again. This time, he is her boss, and she is the new architecture conservation expert in his firm. Could he keep himself away from Emelie, or will he finally succumb to his attraction?
This read has all of the ingredients that make me love R.S. Grey books. The broody male character. The hopeful female lead. The arc from adversarial misunderstanding to deep emotional connection. The tension that sizzles from page 1 until the story reaches the end.
This also had elements that were a welcome departure from Grey's portfolio. The age gap. The forbidden love. The angst. THE SPICE.
New books by R.S. Grey always have a burden of meeting a high bar because I have had some of the best reads among their predecessors. This book did not disappoint at all, and I highly recommend it.
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