Gabriel's Inferno discussion

After I read this book, I really liked the concept of student/teacher, older (not too old) man/younger girl thing it had going on. I tried to look for other books like this. One that was recommended was "honor thy teacher" by Teresa Mummert- which was absolutely horrible, may i add."A season of Eden" by J.M. Warwick, Jennifer Laurens was another book that I started to read, but put down after a couple of pages. If you guys know of any good, not too childish, well written books with the whole kind of "forbidden" theme, please let me know!

I personally loved this book.The characters,the plot,everything is beautifully blended together.I really can not reccomend any books simillar to this,but there is a handful of books out there with the same idea as this one.
-The Crossfire series by Sylvia Day.
-Easy by Tammara Webber
-Fallen too Far by Abbi Glines

P.S.; These books are not the consept of proffesor/student relationship.On the other hand they're quite enjoyable.I suggest you check them out.

Losing it by Cora carmack
A diffrent blue by Amy harman
Damaged by H.M. Ward
Slammed by Colleen Hoover
On the island by Tracy garvis-graves

All teacher student romance books and all brilliant :)

It's hard to top S. Reynard's books-the writing is so good I liked this series for two reasons: the forbidden love, student/teacher theme and That the story had real depth and substance-it was so well-written. If you are looking for the student/teacher thing, I recommend the following books (they are well-written with a good story). , , , , and Nina Lane, . . There are several lists on GR with student-teacher romances. If you're just looking for steamy contemporary romances with substance, check out my list :Well-written M/F Steamy Romance (with little or no BDSM)

Georgia wrote: "I personally loved this book.The characters,the plot,everything is beautifully blended together.I really can not reccomend any books simillar to this,but there is a handful of books out there with ..."
Thanks! funny enough, I've read them already!

Alexis wrote: "After I read this book, I really liked the concept of student/teacher, older (not too old) man/younger girl thing it had going on. I tried to look for other books like this. One that was recommende..."
I really liked Against all odds by Alexia Vella Deguara. Maybe you should check it out.

I loved The Story of Us trilogy by Sydney Jamesson. Her writing style is evocative of SR, but the story is hotter, sexier. TouchStone for play,book one, immediately pulls the reader in. I strongly recommend this series.

Jenn wrote: "I loved The Story of Us trilogy by Sydney Jamesson. Her writing style is evocative of SR, but the story is hotter, sexier. TouchStone for play,book one, immediately pulls the reader in. I strongly ..."

Thanks! I'll definitely check it out!

You must read veiled innocence by Ella frank, it's the best student/teacher book I've read. Also loving mr Daniels by Brittany c cherry is a great read

Georgia wrote: "I personally loved this book.The characters,the plot,everything is beautifully blended together.I really can not reccomend any books simillar to this,but there is a handful of books out there with ..."

Fallen Too Far by Abbi Glines is good, but is not too amazing in my opinion.

Hello Natailia,
I read Fallen Too Far a couple of months ago.I personally really liked Fallen Too Far,but yes ,I've read better books than FTF.I can say though that is one of my favorites,especially the second book of the series.

There are two series that are very similar to this in terms of forbidden professor/student relationship turns to love...both involve literature/history professors and both are set in Canada.

Spiral of Bliss series by Nina Lane (noted previously)
Weight of Words series by Georgina Guthrie (Shakespeare instead of Dante)