***Live Now*** Cleat Catcher by Celia Aaron and Sloane Howell

  

 

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I loved Braden and Nik’s story. I didn’t think these two authors together could get any funnier, boy was I wrong! The humour is similar to that in Cleat Chaser, so for those of you who are faint of heart-you have been warned.

What I enjoyed about this book was that it wasn’t so much about the chase but about what you do to keep the girl you love.

I feel this is a very under-represented subgenre and Aaron and Howell manage to approach it with humour without detracting from the main story.

We follow Braden and Nikki through the ups and downs that are normal to their lives. While what they go through given their jobs isn’t necessarily something we can all directly relate to, the emotions and resilutions are all soemthing we have experienced at some point in our lives.

I would really love to have a third book in this series, where we can go back and get to see where are two favourite couples are, and hopefully get to see more of Easton’s sister. Could a F/F book be on the cards?

5🍀 Review Anne Mercier

The Way With You is the second in the The Way series. If you haven’t read The Way Back to Me you can rectify that here: Amazon US Amazon UK  Both books are also available through Kindle Unlimited. This post is a day late because I had the amazing opportunity to meet Anne at FBBF yesterday and she was just awesome!



 YA/NA/Coming of Age books can be a bit trying these days. It’s difficult to come up with new storylines or twist old ones in a new and interesting way. Anne Mercier is one of the few of these authors who I will automatically one click.

This book could be read as a standalone as Mercier covers the important parts of the backstory within the narrative. However you are depriving yourself of an amazing read in the first book.

We pick up where the first book left off but very quickly we start to see how Livvy, Sebastian, Cameron and Alexia’s personalities have developed. Especially Livvy, which is really important, to me her journey is the crux of the story-not just the romance. 

I found myself guessing and double guessing what was going on and what I wanted to happen. There were a couple of “kindle is about to meet wall” moments-as only Mercier can do. But at the same time the story of the heart that unfolded through this book was emotional and enjoyable. My only complaint is that it wasn’t long enough. I could’ve kept reading, and reading, and reading about these characters.

I only hope there are more to come in this series as I really want to revisit them and see where they are.

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Playmaker by Katie McCoy​​ Review

Playmaker by Katie McCoy is live!

4 it’s football not soccer 🍀s

I’m a sucker for a good sports romance and Playmaker delivers on all fronts.

Nicole and James are both confirmed singletons who prefer to keep their “dates” to one night only with no repeats. However they both find that one night only might not be enough to get their fill of each other.

I really enjoyed this book, and found myself smiling and laughing along with the characters. James and Nicole are both likeable and realistic main characters who make no excuses for they like to live their lives.

Some of the scenes in this book were seriously H-O-T and I can understand wanting to go back for more. Hell, I nearly reread a couple of scenes they were that smoking’.

But all of these sexy times didn’t take away from what was an enjoyable love story. McCoy has created a separate world where all the secondary characters are credible and add something to the storyline. They’re not just there for filling or to add a little meat to the story.

I will definitely be picking up another Katie McCoy book.

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