Just a Bit Twisted

Just a Bit Twisted is the tale of Shawn, a college boy who has been left to look after his two four year old twin sister's since his parents died. He somehow ends up pimping himself to his professor, the chilly Derek Rutledge. Okay, so the beginnings of their relationship does require some suspension of disbelief as Derek puts himself in an incredibly dangerous position but hell I liked both the characters and what she did with them, and I thought the sex was hot! Shawn struggles with his attraction but continually tries to act in a dignified way, especially about the money. The story is from his point of view but we do get to explore why Derek is so cold and against relationships. It left me wanting more. The only criticism I really had was the absence of proper lube in the sex!

I love rereading this books I think this is my 3rd time it's a cute quick romance and I love reading about them over and over again ❤️

I see that I read this 5 years ago! Wow! I was an MM baby and apparently not a reviewer. What a douche.

Speaking of douches ... I'd forgotten how much of a dick Rutledge was to Shawn. I'm not mad about it and apparently neither is/was Shawn. This is a delicious bad wrong scenario: older/younger, teacher/student, have/have-not flirting with dub-con as Shawn's initial reasons for entering into a relationship with Rutledge are based on need and are transactional at best. Being young he navigates his first same sex relationship with aplomb and is all together admirable in how he goes about his life. Derek Rutledge on the other hand is grade A grump with a chip on his shoulder the size of a boulder.

Overall I loved the dynamics between these two. Outward appearance would suggest that Derek has all the power, money, education, & experience but the crumbling of his walls in the face of his helpless attraction to Shawn is evident and inevitable. Shawn is wise beyond his years when dealing with Derek and is good at waiting him out. Emily and Bee are just more arrows in Shawn's quiver. Lethal ones.

I reread this because joy of joys