Edie's Sinner

I loved this book. The characters were great and captivating. There was also a lot of steam in the book, which I love. Add in a independent female character and it all blends nicely. Great book!

I liked the book. Ty was a good guy, he just needed kick in his butt to make his life something, someone to show him that life is more than we think. And that's exactly what Edie did. Edie was herself and not what everyone expected her to be and I liked that. They were an odd couple, true, but they did fit in a strange way. I had some problems with some things that people sometimes said in various ocasions, I did not like it nor think it was a nice or good thing to be said. The family part was so confusing, and I know it's my fault for not reading the previous books in the series but I didn't know this was a series. But still, I really like Edie and Ty's story

Football, family drama, secrets, and winning the fight with personal demons all intertwine in an engaging romance intertwined with the largest football family ever!!!! A fun read with a definite HEA, maybe a few.

I happened to see this book by chance, I didn't know it was part of a series but I decided to read it for its cover and title that caught my eyes.

Tyson Ramsey is the star safety of his university football team, until he got in trouble and lose his place. Edie Billodeaux is a student and an aspiring journalist at the LSU. They meet when Edie has to rite an article on Tyson. She isn't charmed by the hot player and his antics, but knowing him and his family better when everything go south she decides to help him to get back on his two feet.

Edie's Sinner was a good read, I had to get used to the writing style but the storyline was well thought, and the charachers well depicted.

Edie grew up in a large, chaotic family full of football stars, I adored how everyone try to protect her, being the youngest and the smallest of the lot, but don't get fooled she is a strong and assertive young woman and she knows what's better for her. Tyson on the contrary only has his fabulous grandma, witty mother and sweet sister, he always felt the need to protect them. I was so invested into his story that when he failed his family I hoped he could defeat his demons once and for all so he could gain his happiness. His pain and stryggles felt so real, at times it was heartbreaking.
Edie and Tyson relationship grew steadily and slowly throughout the book.

I hope the author will give us the stories of the new generations of Sinners.