Review: 3rd book in the series
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 05 4, 2014
Running Back and Rush Me gave us Abe's character and he is so sweet, he is easy to fall in love with.  Ms. Parr beat that whole Jewish faith thing to death between Running Back and Imaginary Lines.  This is a professional football team with lots of players from different faiths who live their faiths as well.  To have two of the three books rest so deeply on Judaism is unrealistic and means she writes of personal experience instead of the things that shape a group of athletes.  This book tells of the problem of finding a great girl, possible The Girl, when you are young and have a lot of wild oats to sow.  Abe finds the problem of breaking the right girl's heart means in the nicest way possible, she will never trust you again.  More of the characters you met in the earlier books plus a look at traumatic brain injuries from the player's point of view.