I’m a reader that prefers a little less sweet and a lot more turmoil and angst, so admittedly I did find myself a little bored in parts. If you’re a fan of sweet but emotional friends to lovers romance, you’ll love this.

There’s some bad blood between Drew and Brex’s families, that adds a new layer of complexity to their renewed chemistry.īut enough about the summary, let’s talk about the book. but most of his adult life has been spent living in the shadow of his father’s major scandal. It’s his biggest love and all he’s ever wanted to do. Years later, she’s sent on a mission to steal a starring QB from a sports agent they all love to hate, and stumbles upon the immensely talented backup QB that also happens to be her childhood crush.ĭrew lives and breathes football. And while Brex had the biggest crush on Drew when they were teens, she never thought he saw her as anything more than a friend. But I’ll get to that in a second.īrexton and Drew practically grew up together. Now don’t let my rating detract from anything here, because this was all personal tastes at play. The sisterly bond, the female sports agents, each one dealing with their own internal struggles on their road to their HEA.

There’s just something about the premise to this series that just does it for me. I’ve been devouring this series one book at a time and the addiction stays strong. He tastes of anger and longing, and every ounce of pent-up frustration I feel toward him I sense it back from him. Even if it means confronting the secrets I’ve always feared were lies.ĪMAZON | iBOOKS | NOOK | KOBO | GOOGLE PLAY The Capulet to my Montague.īeing with her would be an unforgivable sin against my father, but I can’t resist the pull between us. I’ve been told so time and again for ten years – her father ruined our family, smeared my name before my career even began.īrexton Kincade just strode out of my memories and onto my field.ĭriven. Some lines cannot be crossed, and ours was drawn in the sand years ago. I lie and lie, because admitting that I want a second chance at my first love is impossible. I tell him his talent far outweighs his position, and I know I can help. I tell myself work is the reason I can’t get him out of my head. The last thing I expected was to run into the boy who took my first kiss and broke my heart: only now Drew Bowman is all grown up. I’ve signed numerous players to my family’s agency-I assumed winning over my next client would be just as easy.

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