B+ Reviews / Recommended ReadsContemporary / football10 Comments
*Warning: series spoilers follow* Dear Kristen Callihan, The Game Plan takes place two years after the events of The Friend Zone; Ivy and Grey are married and settled in San Francisco and have a new baby, Leo, who is keeping them awake. Drew and Anna (from The Hook Up) are ... more >
A- Reviews / B+ Reviews / Recommended Readscollege / Contemporary / football / New Adult / sport24 Comments
Dear Kristen Callihan, The Hook Up was one of my favourite reads of 2014 and ever since, I’ve been looking forward to the next book in the series. At the end of The Hook Up, Gray Grayson (yes, that’s his real name – his mother read The Pelican Brief by ... more >
C+ Reviewsballet / college / Contemporary / football / New Adult / queer12 Comments
Dear Ms. Gardner, I read and enjoyed your previous book His Fair Lady, which Jayne reviewed here, so when I saw you had a new book out, requested it for review. I found Straight from the Heart hard to grade because what was in the book, for the most part, ... more >
C ReviewsBloomsbury / Contemporary / football / Young-Adult10 Comments
Dear Ms. Elkeles, Despite being a diehard fantasy and paranormal reader, I find myself gravitating more and more towards contemporary YA novels these days. Something different, I guess, that won’t flounder in my jaded eyes. I’ve been aware of your novels for a while but I’ve never picked them up. ... more >
B- ReviewsCarina Press / football / soccer / South Africa / sports romance12 Comments
Landing the PR contract for North Carolina’s new soccer team could take Holly Taylor’s career to the next level. Her task? Make Kepler “Killer” de Klerk, an athlete with a party-hard reputation, a star. But revamping the sexy footballer’s image while battling her unwanted attraction to him is easier said ... more >
C ReviewsContemporary / football / opposites attract14 Comments
Dear Ms. Parr: I get the sense from the various internet reviews that people either love this book or hate it. I fall into the latter category. It’s not that I didn’t hate it so much as I wasn’t convinced at the end of the story that the two protagonists ... more >