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A review by smitch29
Settling the Score by R.S. Grey
4.0
3.7
This book revolves around Freddie and Andie. They are both stars of the Rio Olympics, Freddie as a British swimmer with many records and medals, and Andie as the young, American soccer star. Their romance is marred with a lot of drama and passion. My one main problem with this story was when all the big drama separated the two love birds, they fought really hard to be together, despite only knowing each other for such a short time. They really didn't know each other, but went to a lot of trouble to be with one another based on a short but strong connection. A part of me liked it, in an "I accept romance plots aren't super realistic", but I also had a voice in my head having trouble believing the strength of their connection, that it could really overcome all the intense drama surrounding them.
Overall, this story was very entertaining, never boring. I really liked it and could see myself rereading it some day. I look forward to the next book in the series.
This book revolves around Freddie and Andie. They are both stars of the Rio Olympics, Freddie as a British swimmer with many records and medals, and Andie as the young, American soccer star. Their romance is marred with a lot of drama and passion. My one main problem with this story was when all the big drama separated the two love birds, they fought really hard to be together, despite only knowing each other for such a short time. They really didn't know each other, but went to a lot of trouble to be with one another based on a short but strong connection. A part of me liked it, in an "I accept romance plots aren't super realistic", but I also had a voice in my head having trouble believing the strength of their connection, that it could really overcome all the intense drama surrounding them.
Overall, this story was very entertaining, never boring. I really liked it and could see myself rereading it some day. I look forward to the next book in the series.