Series: San Diegan Series #2
Luke Caldwell has three abhorrent qualities to him:
Sunny Shelly’s Review: 4 Stars
Scoring The Quarterback is your standard-fare YA romance between the manwhore college jock and the sweet bookworm whom he thinks he’s not worthy of. The story follows the formula, but make no mistake about it: This is an endearing, sweet tale and a slow, slow burn before Luke and Natalia realize that they’ve crossed over between friends and project partners and something so much more.
Luke’s lightbulb moment is heartwarming, but oh, how I wanted to smack him for what he did to Natalia afterwards! When push comes to shove, however, Luke really redeems himself and proves just how much he loves Natalia.
Their first kiss was movie-worthy, but I didn’t love how their second time led to Natalia giving Luke her virginity. Especially after their earlier conversations about how she wanted that moment to be something special and mean more than just sex. I wanted there to be more lead-up to that moment.
Overall, Scoring The Quarterback is a sweet and sexy friends-to-lovers romance, a perfect escape for a rainy Saturday. And it had a wonderful, years-later HEA. I received an advanced copy and voluntarily left a review for Sunny Shelly Reads book blog.
and raised in Northern California where she currently resides with her son. Her
love for reading began when she was a young girl, and has only continued to
grow into adulthood. S.M. lives for reading books in the romance genre and
writing novels with relatable characters. She refers to herself as a bit of a
romance junkie. S.M. loves to connect with readers and eat copious of donuts
that will surely lead to her demise (carbs are life).
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