Review: Okay read!
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 03 2, 2014
***ARC from NetGalley in exchange for an honest review***This book was worth 3 stars to me because while I did not completely hate it, I definitely did not love it. Erica is in marketing and sees an opportunity to pitch an idea to her boss to use Johnny Spurling, famous quarterback, to endorse Lager Storm. The only problem is that Spurling's do not do product endorsements, especially for beer.  It seemed like Johnny was only to quick to go against his families tradition for a women he just meet, in hopes of getting her into bed.While I am not in the majority I thought this book dragged just a bit. I wanted to love this book, I love football players and smart career driven females, but I felt like the characters lacked depth and I questioned where their love stemmed from. The day they meet these two are ready to get into bed with one another, which made no sense to me because Johnny clearly states he is not a player and Erica does not seem like that type of girl either.I did like Johnny, he ended up being an overall good guy and decided to do what was best for him in the end while still keeping his father's wishes in mind. Erica was driven and learned a lot about herself through the book, the problem was I never made a real connection with her.  This book lacked layers for me to really get into it, I felt like I was only skimming the surface with the characters and I wanted more depth. Overall the story is wrapped up nicely and in the end and we do get our happy ending.