VBT# What I Really Learned in College - Addison Winters

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Review: What I Really Learned in College - Book #1 With Honors Series - Addison Winters - July 2014

Divorced for five years and now with all her boys at school , Alex has decided to head back to College and finish her education as when she was younger - heading to College was one of her goals but family and commitments came first. What Alex didn't realise she would leave College with was a boyfriend and not just any boyfriend but someone who is a lot younger than her. Alex is thirty-three and a single mother to two boys and she has caught the attention of fellow classmate Mason Brooks. Mason has just turned 21 years and has his eyes on Alex. Despite Alex's reservations, the pair of them start dating and seeing where things head and then it comes to one of her classes about Human Sexuality . Alex decides to write her class paper on the topic of Female Domination and who better to test out her theories and practicals , than Mason.  This novel does contain alot of sexual activity and references which include sex toys etc so if that's not your cup of tea - then this won't be the book for you. If you are like me and don't mind some of it- you can just skim through the chapters of sex as you will get the gist of the story. What happens though near the end when Alex's ex comes back and has something to say about Mason  and even more so when Alex meets Mason's single Dad Hayden ? Who will Alex choose when it comes to the crunch - will she stay with toyboy Mason , move back with ex- Danny or will she explore new horizons with Mason's dad Hayden ?
Find out in What I Really Learned in College by Addison Winters . Also for those who have read Schooled by Deena Bright - I found this book to be similar in parts.








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