Professor Feelgood by Leisa Rayven

REVIEWED BY 

Micky Barnard 

Professor Feelgood by Leisa Rayven
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

4-4.5 stars

PROFESSOR FEELGOOD definitely had the feelgood factor. I’ve had very little reading time of late due to life, so it is real testament to this book, that whilst I could only read in drips, it kept me interested and wanting to read. I’m sure with other books I would have lost my way.

This book is an interconnected story to the previous book, Mister Romance. Eden’s sister, Asha is the female MC and she’s a curvy, intelligent assistant editor at a publishimg house and this woman has romantic issues. She follows a deep, dark romantic Instagram sensation and finds herself drawn in.

PROFESSOR FEELGOOD himself is part-jerk, part-swoon and the man behind the facade, Jake is worth getting to know.

“I throw the paper towel I’m gripping into the trashcan and close my eyes. If only there were a Snapchat filter that could make this grown-up, crazy-hot version of Jake seem gross and disgusting.”

This is a story of slow burn proportions with an amazing build up of connection and chemistry. However, my love for this couple and their journey is all about the depth of what grows; they were gorgeous to observe.

“I make myself a blank slate and wait for Jake to write upon me.”

Leisa Rayven drew me in with her snarky wit and compelling characters. Her writing was all ease to digest and this was a book worth waiting for.

I voluntarily read an early copy of this book.

Reviewed for Jo&IsaLoveBooks Blog.

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