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Clarissa Salazar - Classical mudic student
Sebastian Gates - Ethics Professor
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Adrian Vega has always been passionate about the art of dance and the theater determined to make his dreams come true he enrolls in Fonty Arts University one of the most prestigious universities in the country. However the path to his dreams is not all sunshine and roses when he crosses paths with Damien Torres one of the Campus fuck boys and they clash from the very beginning. As if that isn't enough, the two young men find themselves being forced to cooperate for a dance play in which the fine line between hate and attraction begins to blur growing into something more. Rivals to Lovers Professor X Student Mentioned/ Implied Smut Boys Love and Girls Love
Clarissa Salazar - Classical mudic student
Sebastian Gates - Ethics Professor
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Sasha: What a beautiful story, he was the perfect prince
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Geneise: I really enjoy your writing style. I loved this story and the way they found each other. I was thinking it was gping to have an obsessed stalked situation but loved the history he had. Loved that the story had some twists and showed real life situations.
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Radija: The book has a very clichéd theme, but the author successfully managed to take a fresh approach. Enjoy the read!
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jeannie2244: Such a different story from your usual love story. I love stories that aren't just a cookie cutter romance with the same story line and predictable. This is unlike any I have ever read and so nice to read something new and refreshing.
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Tenile Luttenegger: This is such a good book. The banter is witty and funny. And the emotions feel real. The pace of the book is great. I started and couldn’t put it down!!
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Emonic Wells : Good book, a bit irritating at the start but love is crazy
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Sharda: This reads like if it's the author's first book. There were a lot of missing things to make the story feel real. I appreciated the good grammar and the storyline was good. It just needed some more, the book felt a bit rushed.
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