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A review by deareaderzoe
Sweet Spot by Rebecca Jenshak
5.0
"Correction. I’m kissing you. I’m not even close to done."
4.75 stars - I adore sports romances but I never thought golf would be something I enjoyed, thank you Rebecca for changing my mind! I loved every second of this and read it so quickly I’m actually upset it’s already over. This was such a wonderful read; it’s fast-paced, exciting and so easy to fall into head first.
The characters are all instantly loveable; I was routing for Keira right away and her arc is so satisfying. She has so much drive and passion, and she’s also so cute - just loved her and was so happy for her in the end! Her dad is such a softy, I could have easily read more about him and their relationship, the scrunchie was adorable <3 Milly is so fun and such a wonderful and loving meddling grandma, her connection with Keira was adorable. All her friends were lovely and so supportive, Rebecca’s writing totally has me absorbed in this university and I’ll definitely be reading her other books (hopefully I’ll find out the girls or even Keith and Heath have their own).
I love Lincoln, enough said. His instant interest in and connection to Keira was chef’s kiss and watching it develop as they work together was the cherry on top! He was so supportive and in tune with Keira, always having her goals and health first. Literally the best coach she could have asked for and when they finally give in !!! They are so charismatic together and so bloody cute too. The age-gap vibes are very subtle and I liked how even when they were together, Lincoln never dropped the ball with Keira’s goals and career. He is so attentive and caring, 100% what Keira needs after her awful coach and her somewhat distant parents (more her mom). Like hello- the pop tarts moment was so swoony!
Love this book, devoured it and will totally read again <3 Could not recommend enough!!
My only thing is I would have loved more resolution about shitty Coach Potter, like why did he hate her so much, why was he like that ugh, and also just some satisfaction of him being put in his place yk.
4.75 stars - I adore sports romances but I never thought golf would be something I enjoyed, thank you Rebecca for changing my mind! I loved every second of this and read it so quickly I’m actually upset it’s already over. This was such a wonderful read; it’s fast-paced, exciting and so easy to fall into head first.
The characters are all instantly loveable; I was routing for Keira right away and her arc is so satisfying. She has so much drive and passion, and she’s also so cute - just loved her and was so happy for her in the end! Her dad is such a softy, I could have easily read more about him and their relationship, the scrunchie was adorable <3 Milly is so fun and such a wonderful and loving meddling grandma, her connection with Keira was adorable. All her friends were lovely and so supportive, Rebecca’s writing totally has me absorbed in this university and I’ll definitely be reading her other books (hopefully I’ll find out the girls or even Keith and Heath have their own).
I love Lincoln, enough said. His instant interest in and connection to Keira was chef’s kiss and watching it develop as they work together was the cherry on top! He was so supportive and in tune with Keira, always having her goals and health first. Literally the best coach she could have asked for and when they finally give in !!! They are so charismatic together and so bloody cute too. The age-gap vibes are very subtle and I liked how even when they were together, Lincoln never dropped the ball with Keira’s goals and career. He is so attentive and caring, 100% what Keira needs after her awful coach and her somewhat distant parents (more her mom). Like hello- the pop tarts moment was so swoony!
Love this book, devoured it and will totally read again <3 Could not recommend enough!!
My only thing is I would have loved more resolution about shitty Coach Potter, like why did he hate her so much, why was he like that ugh, and also just some satisfaction of him being put in his place yk.