Release Date: December 6th 2016
Publisher: Random House Love Swept
Description:
Trying to live down his very public indiscretions, Carolina Cougars kicker Jaxon Reed feels like the most hated man in the NFL. Fans and teammates alike treat him with the disrespect he figures he deserves. Unfortunately for them, Jaxon’s no easy target. As payback, he sets his sights on the quarterback’s sister: a sultry brunette who’s curvy, confident, and sexy as hell. But what begins as a revenge fling turns into so much more—a lesson in humanity, and in love.
Bristol Thomas doesn’t have time for games, especially those played by her brother’s Neanderthal teammates. A talented interior designer with lofty goals, she doesn’t know the first thing about football, or Jaxon—except that he’s exactly the type of man she usually avoids. But when his deep laugh and deeper kisses break through her walls, she becomes the target of a fan who’s obsessed with Jaxon. Now she needs to know that Jaxon has her back . . . because he already has her heart.
My Opinion
Damn it ... Another book finished and the wait until L. P. Dover's next release begins again.
I don't think it matters how many books this author writes, I always love returning to her world full of brilliant characters. She's created such a great community over her series and I never want to leave.
Intended For Bristol was no exception. I really enjoyed Jaxon's story, even if it was a little predictable and not as dramatic as some of the other books in the series. I will admit the story line did feel like some of her other books, but it kept me hooked, and once again was over much too soon.
Overall, I enjoyed this book. It was a good addition to the series and LP's next release can't come soon enough.
Damn it ... Another book finished and the wait until L. P. Dover's next release begins again.
I don't think it matters how many books this author writes, I always love returning to her world full of brilliant characters. She's created such a great community over her series and I never want to leave.
Intended For Bristol was no exception. I really enjoyed Jaxon's story, even if it was a little predictable and not as dramatic as some of the other books in the series. I will admit the story line did feel like some of her other books, but it kept me hooked, and once again was over much too soon.
Overall, I enjoyed this book. It was a good addition to the series and LP's next release can't come soon enough.
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