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Gridiron #2
Playing the Game
Mr Perfect. Blake Wilkins
Quarterback at Iowa State. Projected 1st round draft pick by New England. Captain of the Cyclones. English major and all around good guy. He could have his pick of any of the smokin’ hot babes on campus.
Chem Geek. Katelyn French
Her idea of fun was blowing up chemical reactions to cure cancer. Beat Alzheimer’s. Kick Superman’s ass. Football was not her thing until she met Blake.
An unlikely couple
Pulled in different directions as college life comes to a close. Blake NFL dreams are in tatters. Katelynn’s dreams for graduate school at Harvard come true.
Sex. Love. Jealousy.
Can their love withstand the jealousy and threats that surround them?
The Gridiron Series.
This is Book Two in a five part Gridiron Series. Sexual content. 18+
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Published November 5, 2015
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December 3, 2021
Good Story, Great Ending
How many romance books have over-the-top sex scenes of all encompassing ecstasy? And endings that resolve everything, HEA! He is a football hero! She is a brilliant nerd with a ffiend/roommate who gets our gal into sexy clothes and makeup so she's a heartstopper! In contrast, this book has fulfilling "comfortable" sex and a future of uncertainties. But we've watched our main characters grow and the bond between them gradually strengthen so we know they're in this together and any uncertainties can be resolved. This book earned 4 stars, in spite of a bit of a silly plot, because the characters matured, as did their relationship, and the sex scenes were more realistic than fantasyland.
How many romance books have over-the-top sex scenes of all encompassing ecstasy? And endings that resolve everything, HEA! He is a football hero! She is a brilliant nerd with a ffiend/roommate who gets our gal into sexy clothes and makeup so she's a heartstopper! In contrast, this book has fulfilling "comfortable" sex and a future of uncertainties. But we've watched our main characters grow and the bond between them gradually strengthen so we know they're in this together and any uncertainties can be resolved. This book earned 4 stars, in spite of a bit of a silly plot, because the characters matured, as did their relationship, and the sex scenes were more realistic than fantasyland.
November 19, 2019
No golden tickets!!
Blake find a out as not getting the golden ticket. Kaitlyn finds out she's did get her golden ticket in the choice of which graduate school she wants to attend. Where Will this journey take them read to find out!!
Blake find a out as not getting the golden ticket. Kaitlyn finds out she's did get her golden ticket in the choice of which graduate school she wants to attend. Where Will this journey take them read to find out!!
May 19, 2020
Was very good good book couldn't put down while I was done I was reading it
Charter were great they see seem to come a live they remind of me and my friendliness great play I would see it again
Charter were great they see seem to come a live they remind of me and my friendliness great play I would see it again
February 24, 2018
Love it
I loved this book! I need to continue with the next book even if it’s 2:00 in the morning!! Lol!
I loved this book! I need to continue with the next book even if it’s 2:00 in the morning!! Lol!
June 16, 2020
Okay!
I chose this rating because this book was all right. I really enjoy most of the characters.I want things the stories are really short but they're okay.
I chose this rating because this book was all right. I really enjoy most of the characters.I want things the stories are really short but they're okay.
March 4, 2022
Good book, looking forward to the next
February 15, 2016
Had promise but inconsistent
I had a whole lot more problems with this book than the first one of the series. First of all, star football layer's girlfriend is missing... But except for him stating that he was not in a good place, it was really hard to feel his emotions. Second, the Chem geek has been kidnapped and you get to see her point of view... Yet it was hard to feel her fear or pain, especially when the author forgets all of her injuries... Like being stabbed. No where is there indication that her stab wound had been treated in anyway... Even to just stem the flow of blood. Another is that later in the novel, they say "I love you," which is supposed to be the first time, except that they said that earlier in this book and I think also in the first one. So there are some inconsistencies. Like the first book, there was absolutely no development of character or character relationship between the kidnapper and the main characters, which seemed pretty important (without giving away who the kidnapper is). This probably should have happened in first book. Except for one scene that may have hinted at a relationship, even that scene was just blah. Again, the novel did not really capture my emotions. I felt like I was doing more work trying to understand the characters rather than the author pulling my emotions.
I had a whole lot more problems with this book than the first one of the series. First of all, star football layer's girlfriend is missing... But except for him stating that he was not in a good place, it was really hard to feel his emotions. Second, the Chem geek has been kidnapped and you get to see her point of view... Yet it was hard to feel her fear or pain, especially when the author forgets all of her injuries... Like being stabbed. No where is there indication that her stab wound had been treated in anyway... Even to just stem the flow of blood. Another is that later in the novel, they say "I love you," which is supposed to be the first time, except that they said that earlier in this book and I think also in the first one. So there are some inconsistencies. Like the first book, there was absolutely no development of character or character relationship between the kidnapper and the main characters, which seemed pretty important (without giving away who the kidnapper is). This probably should have happened in first book. Except for one scene that may have hinted at a relationship, even that scene was just blah. Again, the novel did not really capture my emotions. I felt like I was doing more work trying to understand the characters rather than the author pulling my emotions.
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