There’s a magnetic pull between them that is a bit antagonistic and very seductive. Jordan immediately singles out Derek on the first day of class. They are shocked to discover how young their teacher, but this isn’t a love story about age differences. In their freshman year of college, Derek and Finn wind up in Professor Jordan Devaney’s History class. There was some serious animosity between the two men in the previous book, and I’ve been dying to know exactly what went down. Derek is Finn’s tough, tatted best friend, and Jordon is Brantley’s posh, dramatic best friend. We’re introduced to Derek and Jordan in Finley. I absolutely loved it, but I do not recommend reading Devil’s Kiss without reading Finley first. As much as I adore Ella Frank’s writing, Finley, the precursor to this book, missed the mark for me somewhat, but man oh man does she deliver the goods with this one.

I’ve got to admit I was a smidge skeptical about Devil’s Kiss. From the moment they saw each other, a love-hate relationship began.īut what happens when one person wants more? Complicated, high-maintenance, and vibrant, he’s Derek’s opposite in every way. However, what you see isn’t always what you get, and only a select few have ever glimpsed the real man under the brash exterior.Īmong them? Professor Jordan Devaney. His what you see is what you get attitude is on prominent display for anyone who cares to look, and his foul mouth is right there to back it up should you miss the point. Uncomplicated, upfront, and unapologetic with what he wants. What do you do when the one you least expect to matter…ĭerek Pearson likes to think he’s an easygoing guy. Published by Self-Published on May 24th 2016 Devil's Kiss (Sunset Cove Series Book 2) by Ella Frank

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