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A review by quinnreads2
Playing to Win by Jaci Burton
4.0
I really like this series and this book! It gets a little deep sometimes - Savannah's childhood, Cole's reasons for not opening up- but also has plenty of light hearted moments.
This one has a plethora of steam to go with the egotistical, closed off football player and his image consultant. Savannah works her magic off the field, while Cole works his in the bedroom... and occasionally on the field.
Cole is a Riley so if you've read the other books in the series, you will get peeks at the couples in those earlier books. This is one of my favorite things in this series. On the other hand, you won't feel left behind if you pick this book up without having read the other books. Burton does a good job of providing enough details to make the story a standalone within the series.
Lucy Malone again takes the helm as the narrator.
Story: 4 stars
Narration: 3.5 stars
This one has a plethora of steam to go with the egotistical, closed off football player and his image consultant. Savannah works her magic off the field, while Cole works his in the bedroom... and occasionally on the field.
Cole is a Riley so if you've read the other books in the series, you will get peeks at the couples in those earlier books. This is one of my favorite things in this series. On the other hand, you won't feel left behind if you pick this book up without having read the other books. Burton does a good job of providing enough details to make the story a standalone within the series.
Lucy Malone again takes the helm as the narrator.
Story: 4 stars
Narration: 3.5 stars