But neither of them is prepared for the sheer magnetism of the other, or they way their souls will slowly begin to align.

When he's granted early parole to help with a family emergency, he’s determined to reclaim his life. I though Pam created my favorite student teacher romance in Dark Notes, but man, this book owned me. Such lessons are connected as it were by threads to provide you with the best selection from hundreds of study pages. BONESI got my name from breaking the bones of a kid who picked on my younger brother, but that’s only where it started.He constitutes an impenetrable air of mystery and barbaric aura around him like a wolf hiding in sheep’s clothing, and always ready to pounce at anyone who’d dare to provoke him.

Father Magnus expects Tinsley to be just like the other girls, but he finds Tinsley to have a mind of her own, one that’s very intellectual and certainly made for more than just the plans her mom has for her: be someone’s trophy wife. Her mother forces her to attend this school and she will be under the tutelage of the head priest and headmaster…. Even though she tries to show Magnus her worst, he sees her intelligence and compassion underneath, which draws him in. What I loved the most about this book was a certain aspect of the characters’ mentality which thankfully steered it away from the typical taboo dynamic. Godwin weaves themes of temptation, seduction, honor, and salvation with profound talent and emotion.

Warm- a medium level of sexual tension, a balance of sexual and emotional intimacy, lighter on the details in the sexual moments. I was ready for his heavenly self to bless me with a stoic/serious manner, strong faith in God which leads to an internal battle between what's right and wrong, the slow sexual tension of the forbidden relationship, growth in his faith, and making sacrifices. Tinsley is furious at her mother, and her first meeting with Magnus doesn’t show too well but from the beginning, there is a level of angst and attraction between Magnus and Tinsley. I was captived by the very first sentence and just knew right then and there I would love this book.