Review: This was a cute-fast read
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 11 4, 2013
This book had several tropes that I enjoy in a book.  My all-time favorite was the main theme of this book, and that's second chances at love.Mason and Emory were college sweethearts and it's been six years since they had broken up.  A chance encounter has them literally running into each other when he's in town to discuss a contract with the Panther's NFL team.This was a very fast-paced story that gives us little snippets of certain times in their earlier relationship and break up. I for one thought Emory forgave Mason way too quickly, I'm still not 100% sure of his motives for breaking up with her and the fact that he jumped right into his soon-to-be ex-wife's arms really perturbed me. Mason and Emory don't waist much time getting into a relationship even though she wants to take things slow, seeing how he was still legally married and she had just split from her fiance.  They both kept things from each other about the past that threatened their future.The secondary characters were enjoyable.  I loved Mason's sis-in-law Olivia, with her no filter mouth.  She'd just say it like it was.  His brother Steven, who was also his lawyer/agent cracked me up.This was a cute-fast read. I honestly was confused at first because I thought it was a Christian book, since there were scripture quotes, and references to the Catholicreligion (not that there was anything wrong with that. I've just never read a Christian romance before) Clearly it wasn't but I enjoyed it non-the-less. There were parts that made me; chuckle, smile and even tear up a bit.  My one teeny, tiny complaint is that every problem there was, even with the secondary characters were resolved very quickly.  I tend to like a little more angst in my books.Definitely check this out if you're looking for something light and sweet!Review by Rachel**Free copy provided for an honest review**For more reviews visit welovekink(dot)com