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Professor Sandwich (2014)

by Carol Lynne(Favorite Author)

3.44 of 5 Votes: 5

languge

English

genre

Romance

publisher

Totally Bound

series

Campus Cravings

review 1: Four StarsAdam, Manny and Rusty are the characters in this story. It is an intriguing story of love found and love discovered.I enjoyed Adam and Manny for the most part. They were patient teachers to Rusty. I also really liked their own dynamic. Both of these men loved each other, but also were willing to realize that there might be more to their relationship, should Rusty become involved. The sex between the professors is hot and steamy, which only adds to the story. When Rusty becomes introduced, it is also a good dynamic - what I appreciated most about it is that Rusty did not have to have the same relationship that Adam and Manny had. Each character has their own preferences and that was something that was unique and awesome about this story.I didn't really like Rus... morety so much. Besides his innocence and constant running away at the beginning, he just didn't really grow on me that much. It felt almost like the older characters were constantly having to check in with him. Despite my not liking Rusty's character, the relationship that developed was one that has the potential for longevity and that's why I gave the book 4 stars. The author was able to show me potential for what might be.I was given this in return for an honest review by Inked Rainbow Reads.AvidReader
review 2: Maybe it was a mistake to jump into an established series on such a late book. There’s quite a bit of character crossover in this one with what seems like a loose plot thread on the campus attacks connecting them all. The story was firmly plotted to the three men but I may have enjoyed it more knowing the surrounding characters. The concept is something that I enjoy and I was looking forward to the older men bringing the younger Rusty into their established relationship. Unfortunately, the trio didn’t work as a menage for me. I found the dynamic between the couples a bit odd. Sometimes the men worked together but more only when Rusty interacted with the separate men and they seemed to suit then but as a menage it felt really unbalanced with threads of intense jealousy running through it. When each member of the menage feels strongly like an outsider at different points in the story, that rings a warning bell for me.In the end I think I was more intrigued with the secondary characters because the MCs relationship just had issue after issue both logistically and emotionally. I don’t see it lasting long despite the protestations of love from them all. This didn’t work for me.**Copy provided by the publisher in exchange for an honest review** less

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