Synopsis:

The Hierophant generally appears in life in the form of a teacher or mentor. He’s wise but can be stubborn to the point of disaster, especially if his beliefs are called into question.

Galen Forsythe believes the traditions and tenets of academia to be an almost sacred trust. So when he is hopelessly attracted to a brilliant young graduate student, he fights against it for three long years. Lydia has been in love with Galen, her Hierophant, from day one. When she’s targeted by an ancient demon determined to escape its prison, Galen has to learn to let go of logic and tradition and trust in the power of love to save her.
 

SRR GRADE:  A
 

Teach Me is the first book I’ve read by Cindy Spencer Pape but it won’t be my last.  Ms. Pape weaves a contemporary love story with a few threads of the paranormal, making this an unexpected storyline with great characters.

From almost the first time Lydia met Galen Forsythe she was head over heels. She spent the next three years trying to prove to him she was an adult.  But when she sat down to take her final and couldn’t write a thing everything changed.

Galen couldn’t get his eyes off of Lydia.  Knowing it was improper he would never give in to his urges or, would he?  He always had to stay behind his podium when she was in class, just to disguise his ummm “happiness” to see her! *wink*

When Galen saw Lydia so distressed he couldn’t help but reach out to her, which of course led to a whole lot more once they got to his office.  Before you can say Medieval History – the two are falling for each other. They still have hurtles of course, they have to get passed Galen’s need to hide their relationship from his fellow faculty and his son.  Things start to get more than a little strange when Lydia starts examining an ancient scroll and she finds a beautiful golden ring. Then the fun really begins.

I really loved Teach Me.  It was a wonderfully fun and sexy book.  The relationship between Galen and Lydia was unbelievably steamy with a capital “S” and the love that grew between them only made it more so.  A very quick paced book with a really great surprise twist, this is one book you won’t want to put down until you’ve finished it.  You need to run out and get Teach Me and learn some new lessons of your own.