Review: Great book
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 06 18, 2014
Cassie has traveled to Santa Fe to met her father after thinking for 28 years he didn't exist. After her mother's fight with cancer, she finally tells Cassie who her father is. It turns out he is the head coach for the Santa Fe Bobcats. Her and her best friend are out having fun to try and let the stress of what comes tomorrow go. While she is dancing and having a good time, she catches the eye of Trey Owens.Trey is the quarterback for the Bobcats and is out with his friend to have a good time. He wears glasses as a disguise, trying not be noticed. When he talks with Cassie, she has no idea who he is. They end up spending the night together not knowing who each other is. What happens when their world's collide outside the bedroom?They are both very likeable characters. She was a computer nerd with a spitfire attitude. My only complaint with her is I wish she would have stood up against the rules her father and stepmother sooner than she did. She put up with a bunch of stuff I'm not sure I would have. Trey was awesome, he wasn't your typical hero complex quarterback. He was sweet, loyal, and genuine. The way he was willing to do anything to keep her in his life was so perfect.Great romance, it the right combination of sweet and steamy, with the right amount of comical banter with all the characters. I wad definitely kept interested all the way through.I was given a copy by Sunshine and Mountains Reviews for an honest review.