Review: Really enjoyed this relationship of equals
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 08 7, 2013
It's nice to come across a romance book where the guy isn't a total extreme of wealth/power.  Yes, the hero here is an ex-football star and obviously of some wealth, but for the most part this love story comes across as more of middle class life - the hero and heroine had experience high life dating before with other people but with each are happy with backyard picnics and family brunches.I particularly like how both parties say stupid things to each other - hey that's life and in my mind makes the romance that more real.  I do agree with other reviewers that the heroine reacted too negatively at times, but it wasn't as bad I thought.  You get to to hear the thoughts of not only the hero/heroine but even the best friend and that was nice.  I did find the heroine's family to be over-the-top evil.Perhaps what really made this romantic was that it wasn't the Cinderella ball where she wears the stunning outfit and he swoons.  Instead, it was his gestures of his support of her tennis team and how he falls in love not just with her physical look but her dedication as a coach/teacher.I'll definitely be checking out other books by this author.