As a fan of MM ,this story was of a particular interest to me,and I have to say that, for this being the first attempt from Marley at writing in this genre,I was not disappointed by Cole and Elijah’s journey.
As the book blurb gives enough away,I won’t go into much detail as to how their story unfolds,but what I will say is that Marley has created a well written,emotional,H.O.T. as F@%* tale,with character’s that work well together-and not just the two leads,but side character’s that had been introduced in the previous book,the friendships formed along the way, with some twists and turns,and some drama/angst that kept my attention throughout.

I really hope this is not the last we see of these characters,and that Marley will write more in the MM genre!
And can’t wait to see what both Jacob and Marley have planned under their pen name for book 3!

As the blurb gives enough away as to the concept,I won’t be going into great detail as to all that happens,that being said,it is more than the usual ‘student/teacher’ affair,Jacob’s created another story that I enjoyed,for the most part and was fully engaged with from start to finish.
Miles(33) is divorced with a toddler son (Joey-who is adorable) and needs a babysitter a few evenings a week while he teaches. Thanks to his sister Miranda’s suggestion-Sophie (19-almost 20) and an employee of her’s enter’s their lives for the summer job before starting King University.
There is a good mix of chemistry with a slow burn with their attraction gradually building until the inevitable happens between Miles and Sophie,and they are pretty hot an heavy and decide to have some fun together until the summer ends and school starts,and then the little twist of finding out that Miles is one of her Professor’s makes things awkward,but the attraction doesn’t go away from either one so the relationship continues,however another moment of drama/angst comes up towards the end and this part I didn’t really invest in to be honest,which has resulted in my rating.

As I said earlier I enjoyed this story,apart from drama towards the ending, although after it was dealt with,I did get back into it,on the whole it is well written,as there is also the introduction to the characters that will feature in the following two books in the series,and other’s who might be given future stories by Jacob (I’m merely guessing as such).

I will re-read this and am looking forward to seeing what is planned for the rest of the series