Buckman

by Erin Lockwood

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Pub Date Oct 18 2018 | Archive Date Dec 13 2018

Erin Lockwood LLC | Independent Book Publishers Association (IBPA), Members' Titles

New Adult | Romance

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Description

Tallan Buckman is the most-talked-about quarterback in college football and is destined for a successful career in the NFL. His whole world revolves around the sport. There’s just one problem. He falls in love with April Moxley, the daughter of a famous rock star and the most challenging woman of his life. Football means nothing to April. She’d rather spend her time volunteering at the Red Cross and helping others than go to a game.

April has a broken past, full of pain and betrayal. No good has ever come from her dad’s fame. She wants nothing to do with it … or the fame Tallan is destined for himself.

Their two worlds don’t work together, yet they can’t seem to stay away from each other.

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EDITION	Ebook
ISBN	9781720848547
PRICE	$4.99 (USD)

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Rosalind B, Educator

I loved the previous Erin Lockwood books I have read and Buckman does not disappoint! I read it in a day and a half and I hope there’s a follow up with more Tallan & April! Would love to see their relationship continue as adults! Great story!

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Jeff (Old Account) S, Reviewer

Excellent Non-Football Football Story. This is a romance told from the girl's perspective that happens to involve a star quarterback and the pressures he faces. Definitely a recommended read, particularly during the college football season. Just ignore the implausibility of this particular school doing as well as it does it the book - it is the author's alma mater. :D As a romance, this is one of the better ones I've read this year. As a football story, it actually ranks up there with John Grisham's Bleachers - yes, it is *that* good, and rare in that it *is* told from the non-football fan girlfriend's perspective. Seriously, stop reading this review and go buy this book. :)