The Advisor

by Amanda Rogers

Cheryl Bracken is trapped in a bad marriage. She cannot escape the tyranny of an alcoholic husband. Her escape appears one day in the form of a much younger student named Brandon Cole. When she chooses to be taken by Brandon, she finds herself consumed by his passion and...his mystery. As Brandon's advisor, she must struggle between her fear of his past and her desire for his love.

129 pages, Kindle Edition

First published June 24, 2014

About the author

A mother of 4 writing hardcore erotic and erotica romance. In my other life, I am a quality technician for a rather large food production company. Thank you checking me out and adding a little spice to your love life...or otherwise.

Reviews

[Kat · Rating 3 out of 5]

What I just read, was porn. I can't tell you if it was a good story because there was just so much sex all of the time, that any plot that, that book may have had was lost on me.

What I do remember of the book, was that it was all fantastical and outrageous. No joke. It starts off with a potentially promising premise, but then you get about a quarter of the way through and it just becomes insane. I'm still trying to wrap my head around it. I mean it's not like I need to have a sense of realism in my stories, but there was just a lot of stuff happening all at once.

This would have been better if it had been a lot, lot longer and dare I say had sex at more appropriate times and may be with only one person, rather than bizarre mish mosh of sex that was happening throughout.

If you like your books fast and filthy, I do recommend it. But if you're looking for a "story" I'm sorry, I don't recommend this at all.

[Kim Lowery · Rating 1 out of 5]

Started skipping at 27%. Weird. Hate to tell ya, but sex with a woman IS cheating on your husband. Sounds like this woman - who contemplates suicide, needs an actual therapist - not her bisexual college roommate to take advantage of her IN her therapy office.

The story was just a hot mess. Too much going on, too much that didn’t make any sense...and I love a good age difference, but 21 to 45 is a bit much to take. The best part of the book is the cover photo. Misleading, but pretty.

[Noreen · Rating 2 out of 5]

If I had to describe this book in one word it would be "confusing". The premise of the story sounded promising, but was really nothing like the story itself, except for the fact that she is a college advisor and he is her student. Then the story gets very bizarre and confusing. In the beginning she states she could never cheat on her husband, but then proceeds to do just that, first with her best friend from college - didn't see that one coming- then with the student she confesses she loves after only a brief ten minute meeting with in her office. Then Brandon the student she met confesses he loves her and only wants her, but doesn't return her texts and then while staying at her friends house her friend brings home a blind date which happens to be the Brandon who is supposed to love and only want her. Then they all have sex together?! I could go on but it only gets more confusing after that. Lots of sex but really no coherent story line or plot that makes any sense.