Review: Great Romance
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 07 4, 2013
When I first started reading First Position, I was not sure if it was the book for me. I am not usually a fan of plots centered around a skill (dancing/football). Well, First Position surprised me. It was not centered around dancing or football; it was all romance! So, don't let the title fool you.This book is the story of Emory and Mason. They have a past; a past that is filled with pain and heart break.Emory was completely in love with Mason, but he left her when she refused to give up her dancing career. He wanted a Football Wife, that would sit in the stands and look pretty. He did not want a working wife.Mason ended up getting exactly what he wanted, and he was miserable. He and his wife were getting a divorce. He had been injured, and his future in football is questionable. He is looking for a new team. While visiting a potential team, he runs into Emory.A lot has changed for Emory, during the years that they have been apart. She was forced to give up her dreams of being a professional dancer, after an injury. She is now working as a photographer and living with her best friend. She has just broken up with her boyfriend. Her life is in total chaos, and she is not prepared to see Mason. She is not sure she can let him back into her life, but Mason is determined to win her back.This book is filled with love, hate, pain, and secrets. Can Mason and Emory forget the past and focus on the future? To find out, you will have to read First Position.This book was really well written. I love a reunion romance, and this one was one of the best. The characters were likable, and I felt like I knew each one personally. The editing was spot on. Over all, its a very good book.** This book was very close to being a five star read. I just could not get past the way Mason allowed his mother to manipulate him. You will see what I mean. Other than that, it was perfection.Would I recommend it? YesARC from Author