Blinded Me With Science by Tara September

By Emma Fitzgerald -
Thank you @Rarearesouces and @taraseptemberauthor for letting me part of this tour and reviewing this audio book. I really enjoyed listening to Blinded me with science. I would listen to it on the way to work. The audio book is 3 hours and 26 mind long its very short listen/book. I like the characters alot Emerson and Steel and I think they make a cute couple. They both went to school together and now find themselves at the same collage as each other. They both don't realise they like each other until they are put on assignment together. I really enjoyed listening to the narrative and the writing style was good. I was hooked and whatedcto get to the end to see if they actually get together and pass there assignment. This is book 2 but you don't have to read the 1st book you can read standalone which I did and did not get lost at all. I really enjoyed the story. The story was easy to get into and I will definitely read the second book in the future. This is a lovely romance you will enjoy reading or listening to. 5 Stars hope there more in the series. Out now to buy. Blurb Blinded Me With Science Opposites attract like a magnet to steel, or in this case, Emerson to Steel Emerson Powers has been so focused on obtaining her science degree that she’s neglected the more social aspects of college life. With the new start of her junior year, she’s determined to fix that with a real hands-on lesson in biology. The assignment is simple enough—teach the rock star’s son how to be good, while he shows her how to be very bad. Two objectives, one outcome … will the lesson be love or heartbreak? Steel is no longer the bad boy Emerson knew from prep school, and he’s set to prove it by helping Emerson complete her secret list of desired college experiences. And if he can convince her that they are meant to be together along the way, even better! While teaming up on experiments, both in and out of the classroom, Emerson discovers a new side to Steel. Leaving her to question everything she thought she knew. Still, is it enough to forgive the past or just mere chemistry?
Author Bio – Fueled by an IV of green tea and Prosecco, Tara September is a multi-award-winning contemporary romance author of bestselling sassy & steamy love stories filled with banter. Based in Southwest Florida, Tara holds a master’s degree in journalism from New York University, a B.A. from Wheaton College in Massachusetts, as well as attended college courses at Queen’s College in London, U.K. She is also the proud mom to identical twin 10-year-old boys and three cats.

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