A Class Act
| Author | : | |
| Rating | : | 4.23 (763 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1626397015 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 224 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2013-04-10 |
| Language | : | English |
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A Class Act I’m not always a fan of romance, but as A CLASS ACT has two of the tropes I do like (older/younger and professor/student), I thought I would like it. Combining the two should have resulted in a make-me-happy romance, but I just couldn’t get into this one.I almost put A CLASS ACT down after the first few chapters. Rory is so judgmental of other women that I got sick of her thoughts very quickly. From the first chapter: “She always fell for good conversationalists who could challenge her on any given topic and who were not slaves to fashion and makeup.” It’s like her brain is full of stereotypes on how. Kalipall said 3.5 stars Truthfully, I don't know how to rate this. I enjoyed the book; it turned out in some ways much better than I thought it would at about a third of the way through. But in other ways, there are some things that just missed the mark. This is a May-December book, an age gap book for those who don't use months (I had to explain the term to someone recently). Rory is a grad student, aged 25, who falls for her professor, Maggie, aged 3.5 stars Kalipall Truthfully, I don't know how to rate this. I enjoyed the book; it turned out in some ways much better than I thought it would at about a third of the way through. But in other ways, there are some things that just missed the mark. This is a May-December book, an age gap book for those who don't use months (I had to explain the term to someone recently). Rory is a grad student, aged 25, who falls for her professor, Maggie, aged 40. One of my first problems was Miranda's character. I do like the direction Hayes took it, but at first Miranda seemed like a cliched, contrived character - the mean girl who ruins things for others out o. 0. One of my first problems was Miranda's character. I do like the direction Hayes took it, but at first Miranda seemed like a cliched, contrived character - the mean girl who ruins things for others out o. .5 stars. Truthfully, I don't know how to rate this. I enjoyed the book; it turned out in some ways much better than I thought it would at about a third of the way through. But in other ways, there are some things that just missed the mark. This is a May-December book, an age gap book for those who don't use months (I had to explain the term to someone recently). Rory is a grad student, aged "3.5 stars Truthfully, I don't know how to rate this. I enjoyed the book; it turned out in some ways much better than I thought it would at about a third of the way through. But in other ways, there are some things that just missed the mark. This is a May-December book, an age gap book for those who don't use months (I had to explain the term to someone recently). Rory is a grad student, aged 25, who falls for her professor, Maggie, aged 3.5 stars Kalipall Truthfully, I don't know how to rate this. I enjoyed the book; it turned out in some ways much better than I thought it would at about a third of the way through. But in other ways, there are some things that just missed the mark. This is a May-December book, an age gap book for those who don't use months (I had to explain the term to someone recently). Rory is a grad student, aged 25, who falls for her professor, Maggie, aged 40. One of my first problems was Miranda's character. I do like the direction Hayes took it, but at first Miranda seemed like a cliched, contrived character - the mean girl who ruins things for others out o. 0. One of my first problems was Miranda's character. I do like the direction Hayes took it, but at first Miranda seemed like a cliched, contrived character - the mean girl who ruins things for others out o. .5 stars" according to Kalipall. Truthfully, I don't know how to rate this. I enjoyed the book; it turned out in some ways much better than I thought it would at about a third of the way through. But in other ways, there are some things that just missed the mark. This is a May-December book, an age gap book for those who don't use months (I had to explain the term to someone recently). Rory is a grad student, aged 25, who falls for her professor, Maggie, aged 3.5 stars Kalipall Truthfully, I don't know how to rate this. I enjoyed the book; it turned out in some ways much better than I thought it would at about a third of the way through. But in other ways, there are some things that just missed the mark. This is a May-December book, an age gap book for those who don't use months (I had to explain the term to someone recently). Rory is a grad student, aged 25, who falls for her professor, Maggie, aged 40. One of my first problems was Miranda's character. I do like the direction Hayes took it, but at first Miranda seemed like a cliched, contrived character - the mean girl who ruins things for others out o. 0. One of my first problems was Miranda's character. I do like the direction Hayes took it, but at first Miranda seemed like a cliched, contrived character - the mean girl who ruins things for others out o. 5, who falls for her professor, Maggie, aged 3.5 stars Kalipall Truthfully, I don't know how to rate this. I enjoyed the book; it turned out in some ways much better than I thought it would at about a third of the way through. But in other ways, there are some things that just missed the mark. This is a May-December book, an age gap book for those who don't use months (I had to explain the term to someone recently). Rory is a grad student, aged 25, who falls for her professor, Maggie, aged 40. One of my first problems was Miranda's character. I do like the direction Hayes took it, but at first Miranda seemed like a cliched, contrived character - the mean girl who ruins things for others out o. 0. One of my first problems was Miranda's character. I do like the direction Hayes took it, but at first Miranda seemed like a cliched, contrived character - the mean girl who ruins things for others out o. TGhost said Pretty boring for a forbidden relationship. Quick Summary: Rory is a twenty-five year old theater Grad student who take a class from Pretty boring for a forbidden relationship TGhost Quick Summary: Rory is a twenty-five year old theater Grad student who take a class from 40 year old Professor Margaret Parks. As soon as both of them see each other, there is an immediate attraction despite the student/professor issue. As they start getting to know each other outside of class, a friendship is formed that starts rumors and creates more feelings for both of the women.I’m all for the teacher/student relationship when legal, and this one is definitely within that category. Hooray for that! I know logically that most authors will want to do something different with this premises since it’s done quite a bi. 0 year old Professor Margaret Parks. As soon as both of them see each other, there is an immediate attraction despite the student/professor issue. As they start getting to know each other outside of class, a friendship is formed that starts rumors and creates more feelings for both of the women.I’m all for the teacher/student relationship when legal, and this one is definitely within that category. Hooray for that! I know logically that most authors will want to do something different with this premises since it’s done quite a bi
She isn’t prepared for the diminutive little fireball of a professor who walks in. Rory really wants to ask her out, but she doesn’t know if the professor is even gay, to say nothing of the fact that she’s her professor. Margaret Parks, her forty-year-old professor, and even works up the courage to flirt a little, which Dr. After their first class, Rory finds herself thinking about the professor more and more and spends most of her class time watching the professor as she passionately does her job. She is instantly captivated by Dr. Twenty-five-year-old theater grad student Rory Morgan walks into her Intro to Theater class expecting it to be a piece of cake. Can they overcome the hurdles that lie before them and still be a class act?. Parks quickly dismisses. What follows is a romance full of humor, passionate awakenings, and college politics
She has held many jobs, including customer service agent, housekeeper, and poll-taker. None of them has been as satisfying as writing, especially writing stories with predominately gay characters. Hayes is just your typical over-educated, under-employed dyke who, thanks to an understanding spouse, gets to stay home and write her little stori
An Illinois transplant, she currently resides in Oklahoma with her transgender husband, Jaykob.. None of them has been as satisfying as writing, especially writing stories with predominately gay characters. Hayes is just your typical over-educated, under-employed dyke who, thanks to an understanding spouse, gets to stay home and write her little stories. She holds master’s degrees in English and educational studies, and an incredible amount of student loan debt. L. About the AuthorT. She has held many jobs, including customer service agent, housekeeper, and poll-taker