Review: SKIP THIS !!!!
Rating: 1 out of 5
Date: 10 11, 2012
I have never been so irritated with a book the continued reference to a Native American as an Indian was incredibly ignorant for the time reference if this was a historical 1880's or such ok I could understand the reference but this the term is repeated by a lawyer in the current century? Needless to say the book goes down from here SPOILERS!!!So we met Jennifer (the PR for a Freedom football team in PA), who is a rude, ignorant, condensing **** .  She hates athletes doesn't feel they deserve the amount of money for "playing a child's game" great job to have right isn't that what she gets her pay for. She was married in college to a Pro-Baseball player who was an alcoholic and prolific cheater. So what does she do, she goes on to work with Pro-Athletes. Whom she dislikes, they can't read, understand what is written for them she has to use mono-syllables when discussing contract issues. I mean this woman should have been fired her first week with the attitude she has.We also meet Lee, a new player for the team on first meeting Jennifer is extremely rude, she doesn't know a thing about the man other than he is a football player which translates to illiterate. Lee is from the Blackfoot tribe in northern Montana and extremely proud of his heritage, he was born and raised on the reservation, won a scholarship to college, was pre-med, when he turned pro, and plans to return to college for his med degree when he retires.Yet there is NOTHING to recommend Jennifer, this is a great guy he loves what he does, he doesn't drink or do drugs, takes his training seriously yet every time the interact she makes such disgusting degrading comments.  He knows the owner of an Italian diner and instead of enjoying dinner she jumps to the comment of "money has privileges" like he couldn't possible have friends.I had such a hard time with this book I literally got to the point where I just couldn't read it anymore, there was nothing to like about this women he should have been with someone who appreciated and respected who he was. Not this holier than though stuck up.