Review: Good.
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 12 29, 2013
I liked Out at Home.  It was a good, quick sports romance and a nice escape. Taylor was a likeable character and I could relate to her actions and reactions most of the time which helped me to get into the story.  Brady was usually frustratingly over-confident but his sensitive side came out when it was needed.  I couldn't understand Taylor's attraction to him at first but once his sensitive side peeked out, I got it.  Taylor's friends were a little frustrating sometimes.  They weren't very good at being supportive though their intentions were good.  If I liked it so much, why only three stars then? This book is definitely what I would deem "quick and easy".  It's an enjoyable read but it's only 168 pages and the author wasn't able to bring enough depth into so few pages to evoke much real emotion.  There were only two times in this whole book were I really felt my heart being touched and that isn't much considering the topics it touched on.  Still, it was good and I would recommend it.