- Baseball player / student
- He falls first
- Reformed playboy
- Heroine with a backbone
He’s so sweet, falls hard first time he sees her in the bar. He makes it his mission that he wants her, but she’s not impressed because of his reputation being a manwh*re. Liked how he had to chase her a while, and how he couldn’t let her go because it was something different with her.
But kind of got the feeling it was because it was the first time a woman says no to him - and he tells her that maybe was some of it at the beginning, but he was interested in her still.
It was a good book and sweet, he did nothing wrong in this book, but based on who he was before and how often we got that reminder it made the book kind of lacking.
Safety:
- Former manwh*re. Media portrayed his as a bigger player than he actually is, but still, he have been with a lot of different women, and he’s only 23 y
- No owd. A woman at a bar flirts, he is nice and talks, but he has no intention on anything, he’s at the bar hoping to see the h. His realtor hit on him, h tells him that he has had girls on his arm during interviews and never cared that the reporter flirted, but he tells her that now he cared and shut the ow up pretty smooth.
- He’s all about her from the second he sees her.
- She has had boyfriends and slept with them, but never been a girl for one night stands
What I did like
- He’s not with anyone after meeting h, only has eyes for her
- How much he “stalks” (lift stalking, visit her favorite cafe) just to see her
- How he wanted to show her that it’s more to him than what the media writes
What I didn’t like:
- Manwho: Don’t need the constant reminder that he’s a playboy. He keeps comparing about being in her company with how other women usually behaves around him, and even tho he says it in a way he likes her better, it’s not what I constantly need to read.
- That we get info about before he went to events with women on his arm and flirted with other women while having a date. And now, suddenly it’s not okay to do so because now he has a girl he actually likes? The fact that he didn’t care about how he treated other women before he fell in love and cared about the woman on his arm - not ok.
- Third act break up: felt unnecessary because he never took a bet about getting with the h, he turned the bet down because she deserved better than what he’s teammates teased him about. But fhen she hears the one time they tell H about the bet and she overheard, and runs. She was afraid bc his story with women and thought the worst, was nice to see how sad he was of the possibility to lose her, but felt unnecessary to give this hour like breakup just to make drama in the last 10% of the book.
This book disappointed me, due to how sweet the two former books in the series was.