Books matching: coach love interest
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Save:'The One & Only' by Emily Giffin is a unique story that delves into complex relationships, particularly focusing on Shea Rigsby, a girl deeply devoted to football. The plot revolves around Shea's journey of self-discovery, her love for the game, and her unexpected feelings for Coach, while also exploring themes of familial conflict and domestic abuse. Despite the unconventional storyline, readers found themselves captivated by Giffin's writing style, which skillfully weaves together different elements to create a compelling narrative that keeps them engaged till the very end.
I should have been thinking about God. Or the meaning of life. Or simply grieving the fact that my best friend was now motherless and my own mother without her best friend. Instead, I found myself gaz... - #2
Save:'The Risk' by Elle Kennedy is a story centered around the characters Brenna Jensen and Jake Connelly. Brenna, the daughter of Briar U's hockey coach, is a strong and independent woman who loves hockey and is majoring in sports journalism. Jake is the captain of the Harvard hockey team, focused on his career and not interested in relationships. The book explores their evolving relationship, from enemies to lovers, as they navigate their feelings for each other amidst their rival hockey teams and complicated pasts. The writing style includes elements of humor, strong character development, and emotional depth, creating a captivating story that combines romance, friendship, and personal growth.
At seven minutes, I might still be somewhat receptive, especially if the lateness is accompanied by a heads-up call or text informing me he’s going to be late. Traffic is an evil mistress. Sometimes s...
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Briar U ) - #3
Save:Nine Coaches Waiting by Mary Stewart is a gothic romance novel set in the French countryside. The story follows Linda, a young English governess, who takes a position to care for the orphaned Philippe de Valmy. As Linda delves deeper into her role, she becomes suspicious that someone is attempting to harm Philippe. The plot is filled with suspense, danger, and romance, reminiscent of classic gothic thrillers. Stewart's detailed descriptions bring the French countryside to life, creating a vivid backdrop for the unfolding events. The book's writing style is praised for its pace, beauty, and character development, with the author expertly weaving together suspenseful elements and atmospheric details.
We reached Paris just as the light was fading. It had been a soft, grey March day, with the smell of spring in the air. The wet tarmac glistened underfoot; over the airfield the sky looked very high, ...
