Great audiobook

This is my favourite of the series; it has a slightly different story to the other two although it does include all the characters from both previous books together with the new characters introduced specifically for this one.

I've loved the ensemble cast all the way through and I think the narrator has done a pretty good job giving each of them their own voice.

I loved this book and both the previous books. I was lucky enough to be able to listen to the audiobooks and totally recommend that option to you. xx

I received a copy of this audiobook via the Gay Romance Review and provide my honest review voluntarily

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Book 3can be stand alone but old characters pop up

I enjoyed the story but not the relationship if that makes any sense. The main story is about Atticus and Joshua, a student/teacher. Still, it revolves around Joshua, his ex-wife, and a stalker who takes things too far. I enjoyed that side of the book far more than the main character's relationship. Saying that it was a good listen, and I enjoyed it.

The side characters/friends keep popping up in each of the books, so it may be helpful to read the other books first, which I enjoyed immensely.

A teacher, student relationship, older/younger relationship. Stalker/some violence, ex-wife.

Great writing with two characters with good personalities,
well written.

Good narration from Kevin Earlywine. As usual, I did increase the speed n audible to 1.40.


My (Not So) Straight Professor
Not So University Series, Book 3
By: D. K. Sutton
Narrated by: Kevin Earlywine
Series: My (Not So) University, Book 3
Length: 9 hrs and 31 mins

❤❤❤❤ Overall
🎧🎧🎧🎧Narration
📚📚📚 Story
Read at 1.40 speed on Audible

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A student and a professor

The third book in the series can be read as a standalone. If you have read the two books before, you will be happy to meet old acquaintances here again.
It's about Atticus, a student who always falls in love with the wrong ones. This time it is his professor, but he is straight and married. At least that's what Atticus and Joshua thought. But with a little too much alcohol the world looks different.
I liked the story itself. There is a stalker who threatens both Joshua and his still-wife. Who is behind it? This story around the love story was exciting and entertaining. Joshua struggling with his feelings was also believable.
Atticus was sympathetic to me from the beginning, but with Joshua I had my problems, because he sometimes did not behave as I would have expected.
What I didn't get at all was the sizzle between Atticus and Joshua.
Nevertheless, the story basically entertained me well.

The narrator Kevin Earlywine did a good job. He has a pleasant voice that I could easily listen to. I also found it easy to tell the characters apart.

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Fun age gap/awakening story with a stalker twist

Theater major Atticus has a crush on Joshua, one of his professors in the theater department. But Joshua is straight, isn’t he?? Soon-to-be-divorced Joshua seems to be questioning everything, but his attraction to adorable, intense Atticus doesn’t seem to be in question. I thoroughly enjoyed this sweet age gap/awakening story with its well-plotted story involving a stalker, a hot police detective, a wife who doesn’t seem ready to become an ex, and a frustrating best friend, in addition to the supporting cast of Atticus’s closest friends, who already have their own professors. There is a high level of comedy, and more than a little heat. This back to school romp ticked all of my boxes. I enjoyed the narration by Kevin Earlywine, whose voice was perfect for these characters.

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