Hot For Teacher

by Paris Dixon

When the invitation arrives, successful erotica romance author Paige Gillette has mixed emotions about attending her ten year high school reunion. Until she views the guest list, that is, and discovers that Vincent Martinelli, the man voted "Most Popular Teacher" by the class, will also be in attendance. Just recollections of the sinfully handsome "Italian Stallion" -- as the girls loved to whisper behind his back when they weren't too busy fainting -- sends adrenalin rushing through Paige's veins. In high school, the sexy teacher had driven her to obsession, and now the temptation to see him again becomes too great for her to bear. It doesn't take long for Paige to make a final decision -- she will indeed attend the reunion, and make it one steamy night to remember ...

Genres: Romance

68 pages, Kindle Edition

First published March 26, 2009

Reviews

[Jenifer · Rating 3 out of 5]

If you've ever had that fantasy about a teacher while still in school and wondered "what if", then this is the book for you. It gives light to those fantasies and how they can play out. It also tells you why you need to be wary of your best friend - especially if they are the wild one out of the two of you.

[Dominus~ · Rating 5 out of 5]

I love it when authors live off on their novel. Here Paige is an author.
The hot scene where they were dancing in the reunion and they'll have to get back on their lives ALONE if they didn't do something and Paige pulled up her panties and rubbed herself on his erection and actually licked his chest. That's fucking sexy.
The next hot scene is her fillatio job, slow and teasing and absolutely amazing. She slowly worked and there's just intensity.
Next scene is when they admitted on the shower scene back from high school. She saying she peeked and him saying he knows and that he planned on performing for her. MAN! I wish she stayed, if I was given a chance I would. DAMN! Why is something forbidden feels so fucking hot?
Then Blythe that Bitch! Her interference / scheme was freaking hilarious, I don't think it was necessary but there's something wrong there.

[Elle · Rating 3 out of 5]

This is exactly what you'd expect from a plot like this. No real surprises, no extra depth in the characters. If anything there is a bit too much story building before the hero and heroine meet up.

Average.