A review by jadeshea
For Everly by Raine Thomas
3.0
Review Copy from NetGalley
For Everly begins when major league pitcher Cole Parker needs help with his pitching shoulder. It has been giving him problems and he doesn't want the media to get a hold of it. So his brother helps him contact Everly, a college student working hard to take care of her grandfather, and work her way to become a physical therapist. Everly agrees to help Cole, and keep his secret. But neither one of them would ever imagined falling in love. And that is exactly what happened. But other forces are out to keep them apart. We have to see if they can with stand all of the drama their life will bring while being together.
I have to say that the story was nice, but other than that I didn't feel very many emotions from it. I felt like it was all "cut and dried" without being able to feel the characters emotions. I enjoyed the characters to some extent but didn't really connect with them. But the best part of the story was the end, and not because it was ending. It has a wonderful "HEA" that made me actually feel very good about reading this story.
For Everly begins when major league pitcher Cole Parker needs help with his pitching shoulder. It has been giving him problems and he doesn't want the media to get a hold of it. So his brother helps him contact Everly, a college student working hard to take care of her grandfather, and work her way to become a physical therapist. Everly agrees to help Cole, and keep his secret. But neither one of them would ever imagined falling in love. And that is exactly what happened. But other forces are out to keep them apart. We have to see if they can with stand all of the drama their life will bring while being together.
I have to say that the story was nice, but other than that I didn't feel very many emotions from it. I felt like it was all "cut and dried" without being able to feel the characters emotions. I enjoyed the characters to some extent but didn't really connect with them. But the best part of the story was the end, and not because it was ending. It has a wonderful "HEA" that made me actually feel very good about reading this story.