An Irresistible Series Standalone
player in Major League Baseball, the most notorious playboy in all of
Manhattan…
for the next three months.
smirk right off his face. Long story short, we got off to a bad start. But when
the tabloids interpret our sparring as Drew Maddox “groveling”
with a “mystery brunette,” his agent presents us both a
proposal:
needs to prove to his team that he’s stable. Thanks to his on-field brawling
and never-ending lady drama, Drew Maddox has suddenly found himself on the
trade block – which means he needs a fast, easy way to show the team that he’s
settled down.
heat between us, I’m starting to mix up all my signs. But whether it’s real or
fake, there’s one thing I do know:
Sunny Shelly’s Review: 4 Stars
Hothead is the story of Drew and Evie, who are the best friends of Aly and Emmett from Dirty Deeds. The fake relationship trope can be hit or miss for me, but Hothead drew me in immediately, and I fell in love with Drew and Evie. Their banter was fun and witty, and the way these two tried to fight what was clearly happening between them as their fake relationship started to feel more and more real had me turning page after page.
Drew is really an arrogant jerk, a hothead whose cockiness has gotten him into trouble on more than one occasion. But he softens a bit upon meeting and falling for Evie, and even pulled a few swoon-worthy moments in his pursuit of her.
While the characters are connected to the previous book from Rhys, it is a complete standalone. I received an advanced copy and voluntrily left a review.
help but write it hot, steamy and borderline filthy (just kidding, it’s just
flat-out filthy). Writing aside, she lives for coffee, the Knicks, the Yankees
and cooking recipes way out of her league. She was born and raised in New York
and now lives there with her husband and charmingly entitled fur babies.
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