J. Lerman

J. Lerman’s “The Ivy Lessons” is a thrilling story of a woman named Sophia. She just won a postgraduate position at the Ivy Drama College and believes she is the luckiest girl alive. The college is owned and run by Marc Blackwell a well-respected young actor from London who sometimes teaches the students. Known for his belief in discipline and strict classes, he has made a name for his aloofness and arrogance. Sophia never knew he would ever be attracted to such a man but it is not long before she is fascinated by the cold man. She is soon on a journey of sexual discovery looking to find the sweet adventure that is usually out of bounds especially when it comes to student and teacher. It is an interesting affair that provides interesting insights into how two people can become attracted to each other even as they could never have had much more different backgrounds. He is dark enough that he provides a good contrast to her light while she lights up his dark. She pushes against his limits but he pushes back too.