The Professor's Girl

By: Renee Rose

Narrated by: Hollie Jackson

Length: 4 hrs and 29 mins

Publisher's summary

When graduate student Lucy Larson sees her hot professor, thesis advisor, and employer at a spanking party, she promptly runs and hides. Later, kicking herself for her cowardice, she realizes she missed the opportunity to bring her spanking fantasies to life and sets her sights on seducing the hunky scientist. He ignores her antics until she accidentally ruins his research experiment and then he bends her over his desk for a dozen strokes of the cane.

Dr. Todd Daniels would like nothing more than to get involved with his smart and sexy lab assistant, but doing so would be unethical and risk censure from the university. Still, when she deserves a serious spanking, he delivers.

Delving into a flaming hot love affair, they must hide their relationship and navigate department politics, a search for his child, given up for adoption years before, and Lucy's insecurities about his commitment. He wants to make it all work, but he isn't sure if their unbalanced power dynamic has longevity as a relationship. In the end, all mentors fall off their pedestals and students must spread their own wings.

©2014 Renee Rose and Blushing Books (P)2015 Renee Rose

A voyeur into a spanking kink

A professor and a student or employee, is often a story until itself, but add a spanking fetishes, and you have one hot story. The audio rendition adding a further latitude to the enjoyment of this book.
No, this way of "pleasuring" a partner is not for everyone. However, that is why reading such a tale, broadens our outlooks and makes one aware of what others may enjoy, behind closed doors.
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more depth

I really enjoy Renee Roses books, but this one left me feeling like she was trying to catch a deadline.

Lucy Larson bumps into her professor and boss Dr. Daniels at a private Spanking party. They attempt to deny their attraction from each other but fail.

They attempt to find a solution where they can work and continue to see each other so that social stigma's don't hamper their careers.

The Professor’s Girl

This book is amazing. The narrator was wonderful, I felt like o was watching a movie. I the realistic feel to this story. Most of all I love how Lucy and the Professor’s relationship grew as they become closer. I also, love how Lucy preceding in the helloing the Professor find closure to a past he felt was lost.