Member Reviews
This book was amazing and I devoured this book in just a few sittings! I loved the character development and how the story progressed.
Sooooo cute and refreshing book. I knew what I was getting into when I read it and I am not disappointed.
Thanks to Harper Perennial and NetGalley for this eARC.
This was SO FUN. Think Taylor and Travis, but Travis is more a Mark Paul Gosselaar from Pitch (RIP to Pitch, what an incredible show). If this description compels you, you should absolutely read this, I think you'll like it. If you are not interested in Taylor/Travis, this may not be the book for you!
Like <i>Meet the Benedettos</i>, I thought the ending of this one was too abrupt (the book is short, give us one more chapter/an epilogue!), but that's really my only complaint. Literally read this in one sitting on a rainy day and it was just as delicious as the biscuit I had for breakfast.
Straight up Taylor/Travis fan fic if Travis were a single Jason as a baseball catcher - meh
I finished it but it was predictable
This was a fun sports romance book that also had a lot of heavy, serious moments. It was beautifully written. But I just could not get past the comparisons to Taylor/Travis. It kept throwing me out of the book.
I was immediately intrigued by the premise and I always love a baseball romance so I was happy to have this read. Super enjoyable and fun - I was hooked fast. Lacey was a strong character and she and Jimmy had good chemistry. A solid read!
I was hooked when I realized this was a baseball romance. I’ve been on a hockey romance kick, so it was definitely nice to read a different sports romance. I don’t think I have read a baseball one yet, so this was a nice change of pace.
Lacey and Jimmy are two complete opposites, but I guess it’s true what they say, opposites attract.
This was an enjoyable read, and I loved the sparks that flew between Lacey and Jimmy.
This is my first read by this author, and it will not be my last.
*Thank you to Net Galley for this ARC. I am leaving an honest and voluntary review*