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Blurb

Waking up in Bex’s bed is a horror I’ll never forget.

Now she seems to pop up everywhere I turn. And the more I get to know her, the more I like her. How had I never noticed her before? She shoves off every attempt I make to get close, and I don’t blame her. When I met her I was after her cousin.

I’m stuck on the sideline waiting for my chance to get back in the game with the right girl.

Jocks suck.

Does Loren really expect me to believe he wants to be my friend? If he thinks he can use me to get closer to my cousin, he’s a fool. She’d step over my dead body to get to better selfie lighting.

He doesn’t let up, and his attention confuses me. Because guys like Loren aren’t attracted to girls like me. I’m already an outcast. Giving Loren a chance would mean social suicide.

 

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Review

4.5 stars!

What a great read! A fun, flirty, funny and swoony NA enemies-to-lovers romance that sucked me in from start to finish. I loved these characters, and their story was so entertaining, this was such a fun read, and I loved it!

This is the third book in the BSU Football series, which tells the stories of a group of jocks all living together, each of them finding love one at a time. You could read this one as a standalone, but be aware that the characters from previous books all appear, and there are spoilers for the earlier books.

Bex and Loren don’t have a great first meeting. Firstly, he mistakenly wakes up drunk in her bed, secondly, he is pursuing her cousin (who is the president of her sorority), and thirdly, he’s a jock. So, she immediately dismisses him, wanting nothing to do with him. Loren’s first impressions aren’t that great either, seeing as Bex is a little bit quirky and confronts him with one of her pet snakes, and she’s totally the opposite of the types of girls he usually goes for.

But they keep popping up in each other’s lives, and the more they get to know each other, the more there is to like. It’s a fun friendship that very quickly turns flirty when Loren declares his feelings, creating a chemistry-filled dynamic with a twist, because Bex has some trouble accepting his attraction, and literally has no clue what to do with it. It’s a situation that had me bouncing up and down with excitement as the sexual tension builds, and I was so excited to see how it was all going to play out.

“You’re telling me you don’t feel it?”
Feel it? I feel a lot of things.
“When we’re together?” He slides his hand toward me on the bench stopping just shy of my hand. “Do you feel it?”
I suck in a shuddered breath and press my thighs together.
“You feel it.” The deep timber of his voice is like liquid sex.
“You’re a good looking guy.” I hate the shaky weakness in my voice. “Every girl feels something around you.”
“But I only feel something around you.”

This is such a cute romance. It’s fast moving, but has the feel of a slow build, and this sense of desperation and the forbidden as they navigate the tricky situation with Bex’s cousin and their sorority. There is drama and emotion, but most of all there’s just swoon as Loren goes all out to prove to his girl that she is the one he wants.

“Guys like you don’t fall for guys like me.”
He sits up and turns more fully to me. “Says who?”
“Society.”
“Fuck society. I think you’re gorgeous, Bex. Your presence charges the air in a room so that I can feel you before I even see you. What is that?”
I pluck the front of my shirt and bring it to my nose. “Tide Clean Breeze?”
“No, Brat” … “It’s you.”

I admit, I didn’t always agree with Bex and all of the decisions that she made, but it was just so much fun watching their story unfold. I was glued to my kindle and could not get enough of these two characters who are so entertaining and witty – their conversations, text messages, and private perspectives had me giggling all the way through.

And oh, holy swoon, Loren completely stole my heart as a devoted romantic hero fighting hard for his girl. He’s honest and open about what he’s feeling, and he is not shy about demonstrating that, and I just adored him.

“You’re not going to regret letting me love you.”

I had so much fun reading this book. I love the characters and their story, I loved catching up with the previous couples (and I’m so excited at the possibility of more stories from this series, with two boys still to go), and wow, what a romance.

“I’m going to be so good to you, you’re never going to let me go.”

Such a great read – 4.5 stars.

 

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