Two-fer Review – Two Wild For Teacher (Lone Star Lovers #6) by Delilah Devlin

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Description:
It’s double the trouble when two ornery cowboys come courtin’, Texas-style…

Sam Logan’s hell-raising twin sons have a bad rep in Two Mule, Texas. All of it earned. When it becomes clear those two troublemakers won’t settle down without another nudge—make that a boot to their butts—Sam reissues his challenge. Find a wife.

There’s only one woman who’s ever held Mace and Jason Logan’s attention for more than one night. Molly Pritchet, their former teacher. She’s been too worried about a pesky morals clause to let them close, but they’re older now and ready to prove to her that some rules are meant to be broken.

Molly thought her path was clear: always a teacher, never a mother or a wife. Until she finds those two Logan “boys” in her backyard, all grown up and digging around in her business. More accurately, starting her koi pond for her without asking. Well, it’s about time someone taught the Logan twins some manners.

A little mud, a lot of yearnings she thought she’d suppressed, and Molly realizes she’s the one being schooled in the art of indulging in forbidden desires.

Product Warnings
Two hot-as-sin twins romance their former high school teacher. Things are bound to get down and dirty quick as two bad boys tag team to sweep one curvy, sexy woman off her feet.

The Lone Star Lovers series is back with another wild ride in Two Mule, Texas. If you have not had the pleasure of these short but sassy and sexy reads, you need to start now and get acquainted with the men of this small little town. In previous stories, we have seen a number of women find their place with a man, or in some instances, a few men to make them happy. The Logan family is no exception when it comes to being part of the eye candy that Two Mule contains. While two of the Logan men found their happily ever after already; the youngest of the bunch, Mace, and Jason, have not yet taken their dad up on his challenge to find themselves a wife. The identical twins have had their conquests but never really had eyes for anyone in the long term except one woman: Miss Molly Pritchet, their former English teacher from high school. They know Miss Pritchet has avoided them due to the fact that they were her students, but years have past and they are jail bait no more. With her only being about five years older, they knew things could work if they just made her understand how long they have been waiting to have her as their own. When they finally set their minds to wooing the pretty little school marm, they know she will see that they are all grown and ready to pass any test she is willing to put them through to win her heart.

I fell in love with this series when I picked up the very first book. The series is filled with quick reads that offer a number of different situations and combinations that keep things interesting. This one was a particularly fun one for me because I am an English teacher and I know how ackward it can be when a high school boys get flirty and look at you funny. I love that Delilah kept Molly true to her convictions about avoiding students on a personal level. Molly is dedicated to her job and even when she knew the twins were interested she made her best effort to deter their advances. Now that the pair have become men, all bets are off and years have passed so that Molly is able to see Jason and Mace as the gorgeous specimens they have become. Their exploits are flirty, fun and uncomplicated when it comes to showing their feelings to Molly and her reaction to them is nothing less than sweet.

While the story is a quickie, it is a fun read. It is not overly in depth but I can understand simply because these men have been previously introduced in other stories. I only wish the more intimate scenes would last longer and be a bit more graphic but overall, I really enjoyed it. Molly is very likeable and not the bombshell type. To me this makes her character more identifiable and the fact that the twins accept and love her, curves and all, makes me enjoy them even more. Fun and fast if you are looking for a quick fix with some cuties that will make you smile.

Being someone who really adores a good series, I’ve read many over the years. Delilah’s Love Star Lovers series has been a good one but the last two have left me wanting more. Yes, I realize these are novellas and I go into it knowing this but, just because they are novellas doesn’t mean they can’t satisfy my need for character development and plot. While I am disappointed in the content of this book, I still enjoyed it because let’s face it who hasn’t at one time or another had a crush on a teacher? I know I did, his name was Garry (last name withheld to protect his identity). He was a social studies teacher in my high school, fresh out of college, 23 years old, and here’s the clincher gayer than gay. But, that didn’t stop all the girls in our high school lusting after him! So while I can totally identify with the premise of this book, I would have liked it to be flushed out a little more.

We met Mason and Jason Logan in A Four-Gone Conclusion (Love Star Lovers 5) when they kidnap a woman who is now married to their oldest brother. They are somewhat reckless, have a reputation for getting into all kinds of trouble, but deep down they crave a deeper connection to a woman. The woman they both want just happens to be their former high school teacher. Spurred into action by the man who raised them, they decide that it’s time to go after what they’ve craved and wanted for years.

Molly Pritchet is a dedicated high school teacher. She’s pretty much convinced herself that she doesn’t need a man or children of her own. She’s happy being an important part of her student’s lives. When Mace and Jason appear one afternoon, the feelings she’s tapped down since she was their teacher resurface and she finds it hard to resist these two tempting men.

This story moves very quickly, like I said a little too quickly for my tastes. I’m not opposed to people falling into bed early on; hey it’s happened to all of us at one time or another. However, I think it takes a little time to build what we hope will be a long lasting relationship. While not my favorite in this otherwise likeable series, I didn’t hate it. If you are a Delilah Devlin fan (as I am) and you’ve enjoyed this series so far, you won’t want to miss this one. Just be warned, it’s not quite what you expect from this author.

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