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A review by rileys417
Teach Me A Lesson by Ana Kirk Shaw
funny
lighthearted
medium-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? A mix
- Strong character development? Yes
- Loveable characters? Yes
- Diverse cast of characters? No
- Flaws of characters a main focus? Yes
5.0
This was soooooo good. So many amazing tropes so SO PERFECTLY
Childhood best friends. Brothers best friend. Roommates. Workplace colleagues. Dating/sex coach. Reformed player.
Obsessed. Seriously enthralled with this author and universe she’s creating.
Mia was a perfect teacher and cared about her students and school so much, but often overlooked in her personal and family life.
Elias is her brothers best friend, and her roommate. They grew up together. He is a player, but only have flings with blonde. (Coincidence that Mia is blonde?? I think not).
Their attraction to each other wasn’t really something that was pined over, it kind was like oh. Ok. He’s here. She’s here. She has boobs. He has a dick, plus a dimple??? No chance at fighting it.
Mia had big feelings and passions and ideas, and we love a complicated woman.
Childhood best friends. Brothers best friend. Roommates. Workplace colleagues. Dating/sex coach. Reformed player.
Obsessed. Seriously enthralled with this author and universe she’s creating.
Mia was a perfect teacher and cared about her students and school so much, but often overlooked in her personal and family life.
Elias is her brothers best friend, and her roommate. They grew up together. He is a player, but only have flings with blonde. (Coincidence that Mia is blonde?? I think not).
Their attraction to each other wasn’t really something that was pined over, it kind was like oh. Ok. He’s here. She’s here. She has boobs. He has a dick, plus a dimple??? No chance at fighting it.
Mia had big feelings and passions and ideas, and we love a complicated woman.