I didn't really care for the other characters as well and the book goes back and forth in time - sometimes it works, sometimes it doesn't - and it really didn't work here. A teacher is supposed to be more mature than her students, but she's actually acting like a 5 grader in many situations. The book didn't seem realistic to me at all and I didn't like the protagonist at all. It's all a game and you're in for a lot of twists and turns and other unbeliavable things. The kids are bullying their teacher and the teacher seems to be an easy prey. Teach me to Prey is a novella about a young teacher teaching 9th grade High School kids. However, neither the cover nor the title seemed to match the book and that's what I thought about through the entire story. The cover and title of this book captivated me and I thought I'd give this book a listen.

Kudos! I received this audiobook in exchange for an honest review. The performance was stunning, and the female characters were excellent! I hope to hear more from this narrator. Melody Muzljakovich's did a FABULOUS job narrating this story! You could easily identify and feel the different emotions the characters were experiencing, as the narrator performed the wide range of emotions like anger, sadness, despair, hurt etc. But after graduation, Becky, makes more bad decisions, and agrees to go on a date with one of her ex 18 year old student, but little does she know this is all a game. As she deals with aftermath of her short lived revenge, she manages to make it to the end of the year for graduation with no other issues. When they push her to far, she decides to get even however, her attempt ends up back firing on her. Some spoilers/teasers: Teach me to Prey is a suspenseful story regarding some High school students who turn to bullying their teacher instead of other students. Also, I don't know if I would consider this story a 'romance', a suspense, 'yes' but 'romance' no.

However, none of the characters had any redeeming qualities, and everyone acted spoiled and bratty. This was an ok story, and really puts into perspective what teachers go through.

The Edge Of Madness by Samantha Jacobey