Professing Romance

by R.H. Johnson

Love and laughter join forces when a failed English professor decides to earn his first million by writing a romantic novel. The project goes badly until a beautiful French professor decides to teach him what romance is all about. If Grant Hunter and Miranda Davignon manage to get their act together, Hickston College will never be the same.

210 pages, Paperback

Published April 20, 2022

About the author

Author Russ Johnson has written twenty-nine novels in a variety of genres. The books are works of fiction, but they have a ring of authenticity derived in part from his military, private-sector, and consulting experiences.
He lives in Kennebunk, Maine, and Princeton Junction, New Jersey.
You can learn more about Russ's upcoming books at www.authorrhjohnson.com.

Reviews

[Clifford Bentsen · Rating 5 out of 5]

A little something for everyone.

Once again the author heads off in another direction. This time he blends together a mixture of romance, academia, humor, crime and a dash of fine cuisine. Add this book to your summer reading list and you won't be disappointed. Amusez-vous!

[Ray Ryan · Rating 5 out of 5]

Well, this book is a significant departure from author Johnson’s usual fare of intrigue, mayhem and murder. We are transported to lovely Hickston College on the verdant banks of the Hudson River in the Spring. Romance blooms, but Johnson introduces various complications to its successful culmination. Will two young professors overcome many obstacles, mostly humorous, and allow cupid to successfully shoot home his arrows? You must read this thoroughly enjoyable book to find out. Highly recommended

[Catarina Águas · Rating 4 out of 5]

I liked this book. Grant had a lot of potential to give and Miranda was the perfect person to show him that. There were some chapters that I didn't think were necessary but overall, it was good