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Instigations
- Narrated by: Jessica Jeffries
- Length: 7 hrs and 52 mins
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Summary
Instigations is the sequel to Kiki Archer’s best-selling lesbian fiction novel, But She Is My Student.
Illicit affairs with happy endings. Do they really exist?
Miss Katherine Spicer, a well respected history teacher from Coldfield Comprehensive thinks so. Now in a committed relationship with her ex-student Freya, she feels she has it all: A thriving career, a wonderful girlfriend, and a fun-filled apartment shared with her very best friends. Previous insecurities are gently fading away and for the first time ever, she feels truly loved.
But will a chain of events, triggered by the deliberate and intentional actions of Freya’s new university acquaintance, see the downfall of their relationship? Has Kat got the strength to believe when Freya’s desire to stay strong is questioned?
Instigations, follows the ups and downs of all fast moving lesbian love affairs. From moving in, to moving on. A roller-coaster ride, full of emotion. Laugh out loud with the highs and cry in sorrow with the lows.
Lesbian chick lit at its best.
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- Jude
- 26-01-20
Not her student anymore
I wanted to enjoy this as much as I had But She is My Student, which tackled a delicate issue in a sensitive way. In Instigations, Kat and Freya are free to love each other, Freya is not Kat’s student anymore, she’s at university, studying to become a teacher herself.
I found some parts ridiculously funny, and smart, like when Kat, always the teacher, explains gaydar and how to reach multiple orgasms with the same gusto. I really enjoy the relationship between Kat and Freya, the angst (they’re both rather young still, 19 and 24), learning to trust and all that, even if it sometimes felt a tad artificial.
However, I didn’t like the comedic aspect so much, which I felt was often overt the top, almost crude, and didn’t mesh well with the rest of the story. It was okay in the first book but took too much importance in this one, and I can only take so many clichés.
Jessica Jeffries’ narration is impeccable, as usual.
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