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Lessons Learned: Jeremy Palmer and the Growing Education
- School Boy Fantasies 1
- Narrated by: Steve Ryan
- Length: 52 mins
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Publisher's Summary
Someone has been a very bad boy.
Jeremy Palmer is your typical 18-year-old: Horny. He spends most of his time chasing after girls and being a bad Catholic. His grades are slipping but, who cares? Certainly not him - not until one detention with Miss Treithian.
Miss Treithian dishes out her own brand of discipline and "private" tutoring to help Jeremy get a good education and see that he doesn't fail her class.
Can he knuckle down and apply himself? With the right incentive, who knows how far he'll go.
©2015 John Leddy (P)2015 John Leddy
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