To Professor, With Love

Written by Linda Kage

Narrated by Gabriel McKnight and Lillian Craig

Junior in college. Star athlete. Constant attention from the opposite sex.

On this campus, I’m worshiped. While seven hundred miles away, back in my hometown, I’m still trailer park trash, child of the town tramp, and older sibling to three kids who are counting on me to keep my shit together so I can take them away from the same crappy life I grew up in.

These two opposing sides of myself never mix until one person gets a glimpse of the true me. I never expected to connect with anyone like this or want more beyond one night. This may be the real deal.

Problem is Dr. Kavanagh’s my literature professor.

If I start anything with a teacher and we’re caught together, I might as well kiss my entire future goodbye, as well as my family’s and especially Dr. Kavanagh’s. Except sometimes love is worth risking everything. Or at least, it damn well better be, because I can only resist so much.

-Noel Gamble-

• Language: English
• Publisher: Bryant Street Publishing
• Release date: Jun 21, 2022
• ISBN: 9781094440965

Linda Kage

The youngest of eight children, Linda Kage grew up on a dairy farm in the Midwest. She now lives in Kansas with her husband, daughter, and nine cuckoo clocks. Linda is a member of Romance Writers of America and its local chapter, Midwest Romance Writers.

Reviews for To Professor, With Love

[vincent fleming · Rating: 5 out of 5 stars]

This was a good book.
I want to put Spoiler here as just in case.
It shows how an overly smart woman for her young age was neglected, bringing her loss with his makes their combination together work. You could definitely feel the raw drama of fear and judgment. You could feel the dilemma knowing what they both knew was wrong, but she did make the point of who he was would have saved his own. The fact he knew it and pled to own it, and he did, in the end, showed it wasn't just a school fling. I was glad to see the characters' personalities progress throughout to the end.

[Carly Gumina · Rating: 1 out of 5 stars]

37 of 47 chapters and I couldn’t listen to another stupid word. Listening to two ridiculously irresponsible people continue to make one more stupid decision after another despite being extremely intelligent. Making one bad call after the next . It became unbearable.

[Taylor Goins · Rating: 5 out of 5 stars]

One of my favorite book series. Re read. This is such a sweet book ?

[Yolandi Kruger · Rating: 3 out of 5 stars]

Really difficult to review this one. Book was good. Narration was bad. Really bad. The female narrator was worse than the male. It is very distracting. Flat, monotone, no depth.

[Dana Copeland · Rating: 5 out of 5 stars]

Great storytelling. This author is great! Such a good read

[sharon dean · Rating: 4 out of 5 stars]

I didn’t like this story as much as I like the author’s other works. I think it was the mini age difference and her being 2 years older than those she was teaching. Just asking for trouble still it was a good read

[Crystal Johnson Jozlin · Rating: 4 out of 5 stars]

Loved the story. Male voice was a poor narrator. Whiny voice, especially the first chapter. Great ending.

[PIXIE Beauty Studio Osijek · Rating: 3 out of 5 stars]

Book 5*
Narration 2*
I feel very sad when the book is quite good, but the narrators are terrible.
The female narrator (1*) sounds like she's reading a shopping list while talking about rape. Or sexy hot scenes. Or anything else.
The male is a bit better (3*), but too often sounds like whining old lady. But it gets better with each chapter.

Dear Linda, I love your books, but someone needs to choose better narrators.

[Stephanie Radloff · Rating: 5 out of 5 stars]

Forbidden is definitely the key word, and place, in this book.

[Phillip Taylor · Rating: 5 out of 5 stars]

An amazingly written book of drama adventure and surprise very well written.

[Feminist Reader · Rating: 4 out of 5 stars]

The story had great tension. The female reader’s performance was a bit distracting (strange pauses and flat emotional tone), but the male’s performance was great.