British Professor
McCullough Mountain, Book 4
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Lucinda Gainey
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Lydia Michaels
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British Professor is a sizzling, age-gap, student-teacher romance full of scandalous secrets from best-selling author, Lydia Michaels. Family saga fans won’t want to miss!
Sheilagh McCullough has been pretending to be someone else her entire life. When she takes her rebellious act too far, her overbearing brothers decide it’s time for her to grow up and face her future. After six years of procrastination and parties, Sheilagh is finally going to college.
Dr. Alec Devereux is an ethical man, but when Sheilagh enrolls in his class, his morals, as a professor, are put to the test. Brilliant, tenacious, and a contradiction to herself in so many ways, Alec’s new student enchants and tempts him to break the rules. Choosing lust over logic, Alec pursues Sheilagh with uncompromising desire until her unresolved past—and crazy family—collide and present a threat to their future.
It’s too late to walk away once he’s fallen for her, but Sheilagh has the final say. When a line is drawn between her happiness and her family, she has a difficult choice to make.
Best-selling author, Lydia Michaels, has created an unforgettable family saga bursting with sizzling secrets and scandalous moments in this award-winning series, McCullough Mountain, where each story can be listened to as a stand-alone!
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- PATRICIA
- 31-08-22
What a great story!
Every book in this series is proving to be just as good as the first. Lydia Michaels has created the McCullough family, and I feel like I am part of it! This book is the youngest of the 9 kids, Sheilagh and her journey to find her own happiness. Being the youngest isn't easy in this family. They are fun loving, and the pranks never end. When Tristan pops into their lives though, she falls in love as any sixteen year old would. But as life has it, he isn't the one for her, and though he does send mixed signals, her heart is broken and she is going into a downward spiral. Now in a position that has forced her to go to college, she is out to seek her degree to make her family proud. Alec is a philosophy professor, divorced with a college aged son, and is taken not only with the beauty of Sheilagh, but her intelligence. It's the most attractive part of her to him, and the two hit it off. But he knows something is off with her. That is not the only thing holding him back though. He has his own demons, and the age-gap is pretty big. Will these two find work their way to happiness? I love how Michaels writes her stories. This is a family based series, so we get all the ribbing and love that the McCulloughs give to each other. The rivalry can be intense, and I love how Sheilagh and Alec deal with it! Laugh out loud moments as the antics ramp up. But more importantly, Michaels deals with mental health, head on, no sugar coating. It's raw and emotional and truly makes this story fantastic. I love this couple, the energy, the spiciness, the real love they share. It's beautiful and an amazing addition to the series.
Lucinda Gainey is always amazing, and I love her accents. From Irish, to British to American she flawlessly brings out every voice and every emotion. It's a fantastic performance and one that should not be missed.
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- Bette
- 25-08-22
Beautifully Captivating & Heartfelt! Great🎧📚🎧
I am loving this McCullough Mountain series, the characters and storylines are amazing, as is the family dynamics and camaraderie amongst them. Lydia Michaels is a gifted author with a wonderful writing style and ability to draw her readers into the stories she creates. And making it even more special is how realistic the characters are and how easy they are to relate to and connect with. The books in this series are written to stand on their own, each one features a different McCullough sibling, while some family members appear in each other’s books as secondary characters, everything you need to know about them is in the descriptive details, each book is as wonderful as the other and I highly recommend them all. Ms. Michaels created something special with this series, the emotions pour off the pages and into your heart and tub on your heartstrings the entire time. Sheilagh McCullough has a brilliant mind, it is both a blessing and a curse at the same time. She planned on attending college after HS, but after seeing something she was not supposed to, it crushed her and sent her into a tailspin, causing her to act out whenever she could. She never went to college, stayed home instead, but when her brothers finally had enough of her wildness and terrible life choices, they gave her an ultimatum, she needed to go to college like she had originally planned. She went and took a full course load, but when her philosophy professor challenges her, she wants to throw in the towel. Dr. Alec Devereux wants to get the most out of his students and he sees something in Sheilagh, not just her smarts but that she is not applying herself as much as she could and that she is hiding who she really is. And she may have given up on “Plato’s Republic” he still did not give up on her. It was great to watch these two not only fall in love but to challenge each other. It was also great to watch Sheilagh come into her own once she recognized what was holding her back, herself. This beautifully plotted story has the perfect balance of drama, heartfelt emotions, some great dialogue and steamy romance. As always, I loved the McCullough’s shenanigans and watching Sheilagh get some payback. Lydia Michaels, thank you for another wonderful story and emotional rollercoaster ride.
🎧📚🎧 And for the fabulous narration, Lucinda Gainey is a talented narrator and a versatile voice artist. She continues to do an amazing job, bringing these characters to life, humanizing them and giving each their own distinct voice, making it easy to follow and tell who is who. She has a complete understanding of the characters she is portraying and I love how she takes each role and makes it her own, sounding believable in every role she plays. She played Sheilagh’s role with perfection, grasping every side of her personality and her Alec was amazing too, accent and all. You could hear how much heart she puts into her work as she captures all the character’s emotions and projects them into her performance, having you feel every single one. Lucinda Gainey is an entertaining storyteller and a pleasure to listen to. Thank you for another wonderful listen.
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- Wanderer Dreamer Romance Reader
- 14-09-22
A super sexy forbidden, age-gap romance
British Professor is book four in the amazing McCullough Mountain series and is the age-gap, forbidden student-teacher romance of Sheilagh McCullogh and Dr Alec Devereux.
Sheilagh is one of seven children, the youngest girl in a family of 5 brothers and one older sister she feels invisible. Sheilagh is also in love with her brother’s best friend Tristan and has been since she was fifteen years old. When Sheilagh goes to say goodbye to her brother she’s not shocked to find Tristan there, but her brother walking out in a towel asking him to join him in the shower sends her into a tailspin and sees her cancel her college plans and embark on a rebellious path until her brothers decide enough is enough when they catch her in a precarious position and face her to go to college and put her gifted brains to good use. This is where she meets a hot professor, and a love/hate relationship ensues before it takes a forbidden turn. Will Sheilagh’s family accept her older guy? And will she keep her place at Ivy League Princeton University when their relationship comes out?
Dr Alec Devereux, a British Professor who prides himself on his ethics and morals. Alec is a divorcee with a son who is attending Princeton. He is happy to have his son in the US and so close by so he can spend time with him as he usually loves in England with his Mum and her wife. As the new school year begins, Alec’s morals and willpower are tested to their limits when one flame haired, fiery tempered Sheilagh McCullough enrols in his class. He finds himself enamoured with her and giving into temptation, breaking the rules, and choosing lust and desire over logic is all Alec can do. However, when he heads home with Sheilagh, her crazy Brady bunch style family are enough to scare anyone off let alone a man who is not only sixteen years her senior but also her professor plus her unresolved feeling for her brother’s secret boyfriend are brought to the forefront. Will he survive his trip to McCullough Mountain? Will he keep his job at the University he loves when their relationship becomes public knowledge, or will he be kicked to the curb along with his son losing his scholarship?
This audiobook is narrated solely by Lucinda Gainey who did an incredible job. This story is dual pov so Lucinda had to take on both Sheilagh and Alec as well as the eleventy billion side characters that come with the McCullough’s. I loved Lucinda’s performance and look forward to more from her in the future.
Oh my goodness, I loved this book! Lydia threw everything but the kitchen sink at this. We have overbearing, overprotective brothers, tantrums at being marked down on grades, a nightmare neighbour, feeling lost and invisible, forbidden lust, love, and desire, super swoony and attractive man who stands up for her against her brothers, lots of laughs along the way and an epic epilogue that will have you hooting with laughter!
Lydia is a phenomenal write and great world builder, I cannot recommend any of Lydia’s work enough but, McCullough Mountain series is amazing! Dive in today, you won’t regret it!
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- Janelle Smith
- 02-11-22
I think it’s best if I read this one.
I could only manage to listen to the first 9 minutes of this before deciding to stop. The narrator just wasn’t doing it for me. The heroine is in her 20s and the narrator isn’t giving me that so I am going to finish this book by reading it ✌🏽
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