Book Review

Sunny Shelly’s Review: Home Game by Ginger Scott

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What to expect:

โœ”๏ธEnemies-to-Lovers

โœ”๏ธForbidden Love

โœ”๏ธFated to Fall

โœ”๏ธFamous Quarterback Dad

โœ”๏ธFootball

โœ”๏ธSmall Town

โœ”๏ธComing-of-age

โœ”๏ธBonfires

โœ”๏ธRivalries

โœ”๏ธCheerleading

BLURB:

Football has been my life. Not that I ever had a choice in the matter. When your dad is a retired, future Hall-of-Fame quarterback, the gridiron tends to weave its way into your DNA.

I always loved the game, but I could do without the spotlight that comes with being Peyton Johnson, the great Reed Johnsonโ€™s daughter. To make matters worse, when my dad retired from the NFL, he decided his second calling was to take over the head coaching gig at my high school, where he has coached my boyfriend for the last three years.

Correctionโ€”my ex-boyfriend.

While the fairytale high-school sweetheart story may have worked for my parents, I have other plans. And following a self-absorbed athlete to college is not part of them, no matter how hard my dad tries to push me and my ex together.

Thankfully, a new high school opens and draws a line through the center of our town, sending half of my dadโ€™s players to a new team. And apparently, their new quarterback is breaking all of my dadโ€™s old state records. Itโ€™s the ultimate distraction, giving me the chance to land myself a spot on the cheer team at any college that isnโ€™t close to home.

But then I meet him. Wyatt Stone. The guy my dad considers our enemy. The best quarterback Iโ€™ve ever seen. A complete jerk who I canโ€™t quit thinking about. And running into. And rooting for.

Now, Iโ€™m the one who is distracted. And repeating my parentsโ€™ love story doesnโ€™t sound so bad after all.

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Sunny Shelly’s Review: 4 Stars

Wyatt and Peytonโ€™s story was so cute! Itโ€™s a small-town, coming-of-age romance set in the world of high school football between a cheerleader and the new star quarterback at the rival school.

Peyton is the daughter of the beloved football coach, captain of the cheer squad, and rhe quarterbackโ€™s on-again, off-again girlfriend. Her life is mapped out for her. But during an โ€œoffโ€ period with her ex, she crosses paths with Wyatt, a guy new to town. Neither of them know who the other is at first, and there is an instant connection. Once they discover who the other is, itโ€™s impossible fie Wyatt and Peyton to stay away from each other, and she realizes just how wrong her supposedly โ€œperfectโ€ ex was for her.

Peytonโ€™s dad is not happy that her new boyfriend is the quarterback at the rival school โ€” and is even less happy that Wyatt is about to break all the records that Reed has set himself. That adds some tension to the new romance, as does the petty gams between the two teamsโ€™ players. Yet through it all, Wyatt and Peyton prove that they can rise above it. Their connection is solid, and I really liked how they leaned on one another.

Iโ€™ve read several of Ginger Scottโ€™s books but not the Waiting series, which is the story of Peytonโ€™s parents, Reed and Nolan. I could see where this next-gen romance would be a hit with fans of Waiting.

I received an advanced copy and voluntarily left a review.

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