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Read as part of Campus Cravings: Higher Learning MM Boxed Set collection, Lesson Learned by Dalton Diaz is a "didn't know what I had and will do anything to get you back" story. Lots of heat, good groveling, a few laughs and well written. I enjoyed it.

A solid four star read for me.

Read as part of Campus Cravings: Higher Learning MM Boxed Set collection, Artistic Endeavor by Whitley Gray was FANTASTIC!
Hot young virginal professor from a religiously conservative background is introduced to an outgoing, fun, experienced, smart, non-committal playboy for very personal tutoring.

Witty, sweet and very hot.

Four star read for me and I will be looking for other works by this author.

Read as part of Campus Cravings: Higher Learning MM Boxed Set collection, Winning Bracket by Annabeth Albert was initially very clichéd & predictable (opposites attract, nerd/creative, both loved each other from afar, intimacy bet, miscommunication, etc.) As I read on the story became more colorful, much like Oliver's room, and I found the story far more interesting. Three stars for changing it up.

Read as part of Campus Cravings: Higher Learning MM Boxed Set collection, L.A. Witt's Did Somebody Order a Pizza was very well written, BUT I have to say I didn't like how the story progressed.
One of the MCs was a cruel little poop, more concerned with getting new ass than being faithful to his partner and doing the right thing. This story earns three stars because I really felt for Paul and wanted better for him.

Read as part of Campus Cravings: Higher Learning MM Boxed Set collection, Bianca Sommerland's Solid Education was an emotional solid 4 stars for me. The college theme was really a red herring. I saw this more as a basic military guy trying to acclimate himself into the civilian world and finds a connection with one of his professors. Not original, but a good read, a"by helping each other, we help ourselves" theme.

Read as part of Campus Cravings: Higher Learning MM Boxed Set collection, Mia Downing: Switching Leads was an interesting 2.5 star read. I appreciated the attention to detail when it came to describing the business of training riders, but it tended to overwhelm the romance between the two main characters.