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beckyrendon's review against another edition
5.0
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐REVIEW ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
Oh God, this is embarrassing. I don't know how or even that I acknowledged it in my subconscious but somehow, someway I assumed Meghan Quinn was never going to top my favorites.
Let me explain...
Mr.Darcy has always, always been my go to. Without any thought, he's the ultimate enemies to lovers (well you know what I mean). He's the arrogant, strong silent type. He's freaking catnip to this willing...kitty. He is the standard which I hold other fictional men to. Its not fair but it is what it is. Then a few years ago, oddly enough, Meghan usurped Darcy with Knox Gentry. I DO NOT SAY THIS LIGHTLY. Knox became the new Darcy for me while the old still makes me flutter Knox had stolen the pinnacle, the top of the Christmas tree spot. Now it is with a conflicted heart that I say in a weirdly and also apropos move See Me After Class has won the title back for Darcy via Arlo "Mr.Turns Me On" Turner.
I refuse to give details because the epic swooniness cannot be conveyed without fully immersing oneself in the See Me After Class world. That being said, make sure that you are in a comfortable environment because when swooning it is imperative to have a place to land softly. I advise that you have a method of drool removal and I cannot stress enough the need for strategically placed pillows, mattress, or a soft landing zone. Please consider this a mandatory condition of reading.
See Me After Class is without a doubt a new favorite. It's heartwarming, soul touching, and romantic nature is going to have wishing for a naughty teacher to choose you.
From school dances to classroom hijinks, it is both highly entertaining and a sweeping story for all those in love with love. Also, its about a man who reads!?!?! Is that alone not enough?
Enjoy watching your "go to" man crumble on the alter of fictional hero against this man and his Darcy weilding ways!
Oh God, this is embarrassing. I don't know how or even that I acknowledged it in my subconscious but somehow, someway I assumed Meghan Quinn was never going to top my favorites.
Let me explain...
Mr.Darcy has always, always been my go to. Without any thought, he's the ultimate enemies to lovers (well you know what I mean). He's the arrogant, strong silent type. He's freaking catnip to this willing...kitty. He is the standard which I hold other fictional men to. Its not fair but it is what it is. Then a few years ago, oddly enough, Meghan usurped Darcy with Knox Gentry. I DO NOT SAY THIS LIGHTLY. Knox became the new Darcy for me while the old still makes me flutter Knox had stolen the pinnacle, the top of the Christmas tree spot. Now it is with a conflicted heart that I say in a weirdly and also apropos move See Me After Class has won the title back for Darcy via Arlo "Mr.Turns Me On" Turner.
I refuse to give details because the epic swooniness cannot be conveyed without fully immersing oneself in the See Me After Class world. That being said, make sure that you are in a comfortable environment because when swooning it is imperative to have a place to land softly. I advise that you have a method of drool removal and I cannot stress enough the need for strategically placed pillows, mattress, or a soft landing zone. Please consider this a mandatory condition of reading.
See Me After Class is without a doubt a new favorite. It's heartwarming, soul touching, and romantic nature is going to have wishing for a naughty teacher to choose you.
From school dances to classroom hijinks, it is both highly entertaining and a sweeping story for all those in love with love. Also, its about a man who reads!?!?! Is that alone not enough?
Enjoy watching your "go to" man crumble on the alter of fictional hero against this man and his Darcy weilding ways!
jenlynnhill's review against another edition
2.0
This story had potential, and a few nice moments, but the sex scenes totally ruined it for me. They were out of character and didn't really make sense.
bukiworm's review against another edition
adventurous
challenging
hopeful
medium-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? Character
- Strong character development? Yes
- Loveable characters? It's complicated
- Diverse cast of characters? No
- Flaws of characters a main focus? Yes
4.25
jesslovelybooks's review against another edition
5.0
ʏᴏᴜ ʜᴀᴅ ᴍᴇ ᴀᴛ ᴍʀ. ᴅᴀʀᴄʏ!
To start off, any story that references Pride & Prejudice is a winner in my book.
To start off, any story that references Pride & Prejudice is a winner in my book.
bookboyfriendandhusbandmake3's review against another edition
5.0
See Me After Class is my new favorite Meghan Quinn book.
Greer was my favorite type of heroine, intelligent, sassy and an all-time favorite trait of mine, a habit of word vomit in uncomfortable situations.
In the very first chapters you could feel the tension building between Arlo and Greer which was an intoxicating amount of lust and hate. Arlo was the manifestation of broody hero in a romance novel. I’m almost certain that after the people at Merriam-Webster get wind of Arlo his character will be placed alongside the definition.
Arlo and Greer had intense chemistry and an immediate ire towards one another that fed the tension between them and became more like foreplay than hate. What started as explosive steam became embers on the steam factor while they built on their emotional connection. Arlo was a legitimate swoonfest and will be placed on my “Favorite Book Boyfriend List”
See Me After Class was the perfect distraction from reality. Arlo and Greer had sizzling chemistry, witty banter, steamy moments that will heat up your kindle, and feels. A group of friends that are highly entertaining. I laughed out loud countless times at the antics of this group of teachers that stole a piece heart.
Greer was my favorite type of heroine, intelligent, sassy and an all-time favorite trait of mine, a habit of word vomit in uncomfortable situations.
In the very first chapters you could feel the tension building between Arlo and Greer which was an intoxicating amount of lust and hate. Arlo was the manifestation of broody hero in a romance novel. I’m almost certain that after the people at Merriam-Webster get wind of Arlo his character will be placed alongside the definition.
Arlo and Greer had intense chemistry and an immediate ire towards one another that fed the tension between them and became more like foreplay than hate. What started as explosive steam became embers on the steam factor while they built on their emotional connection. Arlo was a legitimate swoonfest and will be placed on my “Favorite Book Boyfriend List”
See Me After Class was the perfect distraction from reality. Arlo and Greer had sizzling chemistry, witty banter, steamy moments that will heat up your kindle, and feels. A group of friends that are highly entertaining. I laughed out loud countless times at the antics of this group of teachers that stole a piece heart.
bre_louise's review against another edition
5.0
This was SUCH a good read. I laughed out loud, felt sadness, and the whole range of emotions. I loved Greer and Arlo but I think I loved the secondary characters EVEN MORE! In true Meghan Quinn fashion, this book had me up late until I could finish the very last page. This is a must read!
lovelylady's review against another edition
4.0
Took me a bit, but oh man did I love this
It's 4:35am on Thanksgiving and I have cooking to do in like 5 hours, but I couldn't put See Me After Class down! It started out rocky for me. I wasn't a fan of the pranks... I know, I know, I'm a party pooper. I'll own that. But once that was done, OMG I was sooooo hooked I couldn't stop (except when hubby interupted
It's 4:35am on Thanksgiving and I have cooking to do in like 5 hours, but I couldn't put See Me After Class down! It started out rocky for me. I wasn't a fan of the pranks... I know, I know, I'm a party pooper. I'll own that. But once that was done, OMG I was sooooo hooked I couldn't stop (except when hubby interupted