Consider Me Special Edition

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An archery romance might be cool but I have zero interest in a novel-length romance focused on long-distance swimming (and swimming was my favorite sport when I was a kid! This amount includes seller specified domestic postage charges as well as applicable international postage, dispatch, and other fees. Let me start by saying that if you’re ever going to take a book rec from me, please make it this one. The very first time they meet up again after this ‘incident’, he is immediately forgiven and queue Olivia explaining that it was because she wasn’t as hot as that red head was and couldn’t measure up to that type of woman. Consider Me is the first book in the Playing for Keeps series, but it can be listened to as a standalone.

I also think I'd mention that Olivia is rather insecure at times, although I think it's understandable.The way that he fell so hard for Olivia and acted like the cutest lost puppy begging for scraps of her attention was the best thing I’ve ever read. In the sizzling hockey romance that has taken TikTok by storm, the ultimate player turns romantic to charm the woman he is desperate to win over. Olivia’s friendship with Cara is solid, ride-or-die and also funny, and I loved Olivia’s interactions with her brother and his wife and children too.

It wasn't until the unexpected loss of her brother that Becka finally decided to put pen to paper and pursue her dream, because she knew life was too short to live it any other way. I understand I can change my preference through my account settings or unsubscribe directly from any marketing communications at any time. and not the only instance of that, he has a habit of being awful and then just using jokes or his wealth to deflect from the significance of his actions.I know Rachel Reid and Taylor Fitzpatrick (who wrote one of my all-time favorite hockey love stories—although I don’t think it qualifies as a true “romance”—THROWN OFF THE ICE) are Canadian. Re MLB, my guess is that if you look at the fanbase globally instead of just the US, it’ll be much more diverse. It's not even what I would consider the Misunderstanding trope; there's kind of a misunderstanding but it's more like an outside event causes the misunderstanding, and it's resolved super fast.

There are reference to games and playoffs and the Stanley Cup but pretty much the only on-page game play is when Olivia is watching the game.

Emmett and Cara’s change of heart about supporting the relationship came out of the blue for reasons which weren’t clear. They were thrown in similar situations in the beginning of the book and towards the end and you can TOTALLY see their growth through how they handle it. And the chapter titles were so unexpected and hilarious that I almost want to recommend this book just because of those.

In fact, I strongly believe criminally horny men who never had hoes will jump at the first opportunity to cheat because they can't believe someone else is actually interested in them. The runtime is also prohibitive, because 20 hours means you’ll be listening for AT LEAST two days, probably more. it honestly could have finished around 50% with courtney being the main conflict and them dealing with it and then done. However if it was an anthology of short stories or novellas and the author(s) were good, I would read them. It also is one of those books that the couple gets together rather early on and we see their relationship grow, which I've seen some requests lately for books where we get more page time of couples being couples rather than the back and forth of will they-won't they.

Sure, he may be pretty, but he’s also a walking, talking reminder for you to wrap it before you tap it. i'm not like all those other bitches that sleep with him because i want to pretend to have 'standards' (whatever that means) and also i'm a brunette.