She doesn't so much as raise her voice, but her impact on others is.disconcerting (fun, LOL) The heroine, with her pearl earrings and cashmere sweater sets, is beautiful and delicate. He's hardworking and loyal to his friends but apart from that and football, nothing else is even on his periphery. I felt like a dayam voyeur during his internalizations - like I wasn't supposed to be there. I see this hero but I don't connect with him because she consumes him and he has nothing to give anyone outside of his world. “No.” I silence him with a palm to his chest and firm shove.” I watch him as his gaze settles on Emery. “A guy comes staggering down the sidewalk toward us. He is possessive in the most masculine way: The only thing I’ve ever felt for another living soul is lust and loyalty-the first for women, that latter for my teammates.” Their bond is solid and deeply intense and excluding - I cant find the right word now - but they're so powerfully united in their madness (even as they try to not be consumed by that connection) that they're separate from anyone else. Their drama is within themselves and each other They don't go tearing down people and places because of their issues but its contained.except where they're pushed by outside influences They see the corresponding deep rooted darkness in each other They're not the kind of broken that makes them downtrodden and mopey.
Yes, it has shaped them into the dark souls they are now, but they don't put themselves out by directing their brokeness at others No longgggg drawn out flashbacks or paragraph after paragraph of painful recapping of tortured pastsĪngsty without plot convenient drama (there ARE authors who can do it!)Īlpha without the unnecessary asshole-ishness - he's an asshole with causeĪ solid HEA - they're going nowhere without each other No bouncy party-loving best friend to the h No bully trope (except at the end as an intro to the next book) 2 dark souls smack bang in the middle of a "normal" New-Adult-university setting No bully trope (except at the end as an intro to the next book) No cheating No love triangles No other women drama No bland other men trope No bouncy party-loving best friend to the h No longgggg drawn out flashbacks or paragraph after paragraph of painful recapping of tortured pasts No woe-is-me Hxhs No secret agendas No dramatic personality changes Angsty without plot convenient drama (there ARE authorĢ dark souls smack bang in the middle of a "normal" New-Adult-university setting This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers.
Some people are worth ruining lives for, even if one of those lives is my own.more Letting him go proves much more difficult.Ĭoach warned me to stay away from his daughter.Īt first glance Emery is the farthest from what I would consider my type-sweater sets, pleated slacks, and a boarding school pedigree. Throwing him into my dad’s face? Even easier. Seducing the team’s star quarterback is easy. And what better way to hurt him than to mess with the only thing he’s ever loved-his football team. Ten years later I finally get my chance to break his. I was nine years old when my dad broke my heart.
Hail mary football pro#
Letting him go pro Theodore is every father’s nightmare and my sweetest revenge. Theodore is every father’s nightmare and my sweetest revenge.
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