Review: Hunting for Sport
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 08 24, 2011
**This review may contain spoilers**First off I have to give kudos to the author for managing to have a good storyline amidst all the sex and debauchery. Warning: if you do not enjoy plot that includes a young, smart  multi-millionaire having lots of hot sex with multiple hot athletes & one journalist with light elements of BDSM then this story is not for you. Hunter, the multi-millionaire, is kind of like his own pimp in a way. He's very sexual.Normally, i do not care for stories that are about sexual promiscuity, but somehow the author convinces you that "sexual blackmail" for lack of a better term is somehow helpful. Yeah, I know it boggled my mind too.Now, the mistakes I noticed:So Hunter owns the Orlando Legends ... which is a fake team that does not exist. Okay, that makes sense cause you don't want to say the character owns a real team. The author made it clear that the Legends were in the National League.(Note: two leagues in MLB - The American League and the National League. Difference- AL has a DH (Designated Hitter) & pitcher does not bat. NL does not have a DH & the pitcher bats)There was a typo towards the beginning. It says the Legends are playing Milwaukee then a page or two later it says Toronto and then says Milwaukee again. Toronto is an AL team and teams from the two leagues only play each other during inter-league play.The first inaccuracy:  the author said there was a 7 game series with Chicago before the Legends made it to the post season. But there is never a 7 game series in the regular season. 4 games vs. another team at a time is the most.Second: he said the National League Division Series went to 7 games in San Fransisco. The NLDS is only a 5 game series.Also, *possible spoiler* he said the crowd went crazy when they won game 7. But he said they were playing in SF, so the crowd would not be going crazy if their home team just lost.Third: *possible spoiler* He said they got a walk-off homer to win the World Series, which implies they are the home team.. The home team for the World Series is determined by which league wins the All-Star Game (AL or NL). It's not a big deal and me just being picky, but the author never made a reference to that.Finally, I really wanted Hunter to end up getting a taste of his own medicine so to speak at the end when he and Mystery Guy (read to find out which stud athlete Hunter ends up with) finally get together, but alas it wasn't to be so.