Obsessed (Unabridged)
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4.2 • 6 Ratings
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- $12.99
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- $12.99
Publisher Description
Phoebe Whitehouse is not just my student—she's my obsession. I eat, sleep, and breathe her.
One day, she slips up, and I have my in. At long last, I can own her. She's mine to punish and to pleasure. I don't care if I lose my job as a tenured professor over her. I don't care if I destroy my life or hers. I'm obsessed, and she doesn't know it yet, but I'm never letting her go.
As this is a dark taboo bully romance, please take into consideration the following trigger warnings: stalking, dub con, infant death by SIDS, death of a parental figure, alcohol abuse, and child neglect.
Obsessed was previously published as The Professor, but it has been heavily edited and extended.
Customer Reviews
Professor bully
So this was a story unlike one I that I usually read and I’m glad that I did. Nicholas at the beginning really bothered me. Yes he was Phoebe’s professor. Yes he stalked her. Yes he made her “perform for him”, but after all that, I actually enjoyed him. This was originally written as professor, and it’s mostly the same but some has been changed.
I received this ARC through the publisher and I am voluntarily reviewing this book, opinions are my own.
A Good Listen
I think I heard about this book on YouTube from either Lacey Book Lovers, The Love Librarian, or The Book Refuge. All of these ladies have never let me down with good book recs, so I gave this one a try.
This stalker romance was awesome although the hero was more on the tame side with his ministrations. The plot had a good pace, although I wish there was a bit more meat when both the hero and heroine expressed their love for each other. But the dirty talk was A-1 in my opinion. Nicholas was the right amount of brute and vulnerable. The drama wasn’t drawn out and the characters didn’t do “stupid things” that also lend to a story being drawn out unnecessarily. I love the fact that Nicholas enforced the importance of putting Phoebe first. I loved how Phoebe drew a line in the sand by confronting her mom but still left the ball in her mom’s court to do better.
Great read!
Will be reading more from this author.