TEACH FOR TREAT BY RHYS EVERLY : AUDIOBOOK REVIEW

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SUMMARY 

Harry's my teacher, but I can't get him out of my head.

And after weeks of swooning over him, I invite him to the Halloween party on campus.

What happens when he walks in all tall, hot and irresistible and dressed as my favorite superhero? I lose control. That's what happens.

However, Harry doesn't recognize me.

How could he under the mask I'm wearing?

But I can use that to my advantage...


REVIEW 

I loved this teacher/ student opposites attract steamy quick listen.

The setting of the story was cute and the characters were likeable.

This was a sexy Halloween themed one shot romance with plenty of heat.

I ended up finishing this in a single sitting and was left wanting for more.

John York performed a versatile audio delivery and narration.

I absolutely enjoyed this listen.
Definitely recommend it.


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