Review: Just For The Cameras by Meghan Quinn
Tag: Football Players
Meet The Characters: Just For The Cameras by Meghan Quinn
Meet The Characters: Just For The Cameras by Meghan Quinn
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Review: The Cheat Sheet by Sarah Adams
The Cheat Sheetby Sarah AdamsStandalonePublished August 17, 2021The Cheat Sheet on AmazonMy Rating Is it ever too late to leave the friend zone?Hi, my name is Bree Camden, and I’m hopelessly in love with my best friend and star quarterback Nathan Donelson (as is half of America, judging by the tabloids and how much the… Continue reading Review: The Cheat Sheet by Sarah Adams
Review: The Lie by Karla Sorenson
The Lieby Karla SorensonStandalonePublished September 15, 2021The Lie on AmazonMy Rating Rule number 1 for the team owner’s daughter? Don’t date the players.Especially not hotheaded tight ends with tattoos and impulse control problems.That’s why Dominic Walker is completely off my radar. Sort of.Babysitting the team troublemaker when he’s forced to volunteer for the foundation where I… Continue reading Review: The Lie by Karla Sorenson
Review: Southern Playboy by Jessica Peterson
Southern Playboyby Jessica PetersonNorth Carolina Highlands book 4Published 2021Southern Playboy on AmazonMy Rating Hiring the woman who wrecked me to nanny the kid I just found out I have is a dumb idea. Getting naked with her in the back of my truck is even dumber. But old habits die hard. Amelia Fox was my… Continue reading Review: Southern Playboy by Jessica Peterson
Review: Mister Baller by Cassie-Ann L. Miller
Iris is trying to put her life back together after her sleazy ex-husband left her in debt. Nothing has gone right for her since losing her marriage and her business so she desperately needs the money she’ll make from renting out a room but Jude Kingston is the last person in the world she wants… Continue reading Review: Mister Baller by Cassie-Ann L. Miller
Review: More Than Love You by Shayla Black
This book stands out from so many other because it’s strictly from Noah’s POV except for a single brief chapter at the end that comes from Harlow. Most books are dual but when they’re not, it’s usually her POV so this was a refreshing change. Noah is sweet and loving but a bit intense. He… Continue reading Review: More Than Love You by Shayla Black
Review: Playing House by Cassie-Ann Miller
This was a fun story with likeable characters and it seems like a great start to a new series I could enjoy. Jace and Sera are easy to like and to root for, because he’s sweet but determined to hide his feelings and she’s ready to strangle the guy who left her at the altar… Continue reading Review: Playing House by Cassie-Ann Miller
Review: Enemies by Tijan
Dusty's immediately likeable. Reserved and quiet, she's away at college for the first time. She just wants to study marine biology but things are off to a rocky start when she discovers the “quiet” room she rented is actually in a party house. Her roommates are a mixed bag, a couple okay, a couple of… Continue reading Review: Enemies by Tijan