Now before they get together, they are shown with others, but don’t let it bother any delicate sensibilities, as it’s a brief, yet wildly hot voyeuristic scene that sets off Ben’s quest to seduce his professor. However, Cox offers up plently of erotic material starting with a rather adult party that Ben and Peter wind up at together. There is a slower burn before the men get together. There is a definite moment that passes between the men while in his office, but Ben is a student and Peter is absolutely, definitely not taking it there. He does his job, he keeps his head down, and unless the students can produce the work, the grade stands.

Peter, on the other hand, has been burned badly before. When he confronts Professor Coyle, he notices that up close the man is better looking than he thought, but all he’s concerned about is graduating. He is structured and focused and completely turned around that his grade is in jeopardy. He has no family and he’s a touch older and more mature than a lot of the college seniors. While it does offer plenty of heat and erotic moments, for a shorter novel, it also offered a reasonable amount of character development and plot.īen is twenty-three and has struggled to put himself through school. With a title like Seducing the Professor, you might have a certain impression going in of what this book may be about. Ben still needs to graduate, but his new mission is to seduce the professor.

Stressed out to the max, Ben accompanies his roommate to a party where his eyes land on one Professor Coyle, his Professor Coyle, who is completely unbridled and hot. There seems to be one problem though with a grade in his in literature class that could mean the difference between Ben graduating or not.īen confronts his professor, Peter Coyle, and while he finds the man good looking, it’s of no concern as the man isn’t seeing reason or helping him out one bit. He put himself through school and a full-time job cannot come soon enough.

Ben is a senior in college and graduation is finally three weeks away.

Seducing Professor Coyle by Darien Cox