"Shut. Up. You're going to be a librarian?"
Another fun and flirty addition to this series! I liked both Hannah and Christian and thought they were a cute little couple. I'm glad this didn't feel like the usual brother's best friend trope either. Alhtough Hannah does mention she had a crush on Christian when they were younger, it wasn't the stereotypical 'I was enamoured with him and did everything I could to get his attenion, but he ignored me' situation.
Hannah's past had me wanting to give her a big cuddle and given I'm a big reader myself, I can definitely get why she prefers to just be alone reading somewhere, because same girl. I love the light flirtiness between her and Christian though when she gets to the house and the way it develops into more sexual tension between them as they agree to go ahead with Hannah's plan.
"Hannah, you just caught me jerking off. I think we're past shyness."
Christian's maturity and the way he pushes Hannah to become more confident was so sweet to see too. Although he's definitely benefitting from the situation, he still actually tries to make it about her and achieving her goals. And although it contributed to his hurt, I'm actually glad the reason he was traded to the Longhorns played out as it did because it felt like a bit of a role reversal. Usually it's the girl who ends up in that siuation both in real life and in the books, and whilst what happened definitely wasn't on him, it was nice to see a regular siituation changed up a little.
I do wish Hannah had given Christian more of a chance to explain when everything starts to go wrong for them though, and I hated that Jordan turned into the shitty friend at the point. But I can also see why it needed to happen that way for the rest of the storyline to play out as it did.
Overall, another enjoyable story in this series with some good chemistry and steamy sexting between the couple which I've come to expect from this author. I've really liked the baseball element to this too, even though I have no knowledge of the game. There's obviously a lot of mention and relation to the game, but I never felt tired of seeing it or wishing that there were less related scenes. I do wish the story maybe had a bit more depth/length though as I've found that each of these books have been quite quick and in the grand scheme, quite surface level. However, I've still really liked reading them and hope there will be more to this series. Definitely hoping that Jordan gets a book as I imagine it will be a real treat to see him fall in love. The scene where he's trying to make up with Christian in this book had me laughing so much, given the way he was behaving like a little teenage boy, working out near Christian and constantly glancing over, but not quite ready to admit that he wants to be friends again. *So sweet!*
*ARC received in exchange for an honest review.
*Scoring Position is book 6 in the Dallas Longhorns series but it can be read as a standalone. However, I would recommend reading the books in order for a more enjoyable reading experience.