Books matching: college sports romance
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Save:"The Deal" by Elle Kennedy is a new adult romance novel that follows the story of Hannah, a music major with a traumatic past, and Garrett, the captain of the hockey team. When Garrett needs help with his grades, he strikes a deal with Hannah to tutor him in exchange for his assistance in attracting her crush. As they spend time together, their chemistry grows, leading to a complex and heartwarming romance. The plotline may seem familiar, but the well-written banter and character development make this book a captivating and enjoyable read.
The writing style of Elle Kennedy in "The Deal" is praised for its ability to address dark themes such as abuse and trauma with care and finesse. The characters, Hannah and Garrett, are portrayed as flawed yet relatable individuals who find solace and growth in each other. The book explores themes of friendship, trust, and overcoming past struggles, all while delivering a fun and engaging college romance story.
For the millionth time in forty-five minutes, I sneak a peek in Justin Kohl’s direction, and he’s so beautiful it makes my throat close up. Though I should probably come up with another adjective—my m... - #2
Save:'Say You Swear' by Meagan Brandy is a gripping new adult sports romance that follows the emotional rollercoaster journey of Ari, Chase, and Noah. The story revolves around Ari's unrequited love for her brother's best friend, Chase, and her unexpected connection with the charming and selfless college QB, Noah. As Ari navigates through heartbreak, friendship, and self-discovery, readers are taken on a journey filled with angst, love triangles, and unexpected twists that keep them on the edge of their seats. Meagan Brandy's writing style is described as emotively resonant, richly told, and angsty, capturing the essence of young love, self-discovery, and the complexities of relationships.
The drive to Oceanside is usually a peaceful one, but my brother, Mason, and his two best friends, Chase and Brady, came to an unspoken agreement last night that “one more,” meant one more twelve-pack... - #3
Save:The Year We Fell Down by Sarina Bowen follows Corey, a college freshman adjusting to life in a wheelchair after an accident. She forms a deep connection with Hartley, a hockey player healing from a broken leg, despite the complications of his relationship with his girlfriend. The story is told from both Corey and Hartley's perspectives, showcasing their personal growth, friendship, and the challenges they face in a college setting. The writing style is described as simple, compelling, and emotionally engaging, offering a refreshing take on a college romance with elements of character growth and self-discovery.
It was move-in day at Harkness College, and parents of the new frosh were oohing and ahhing all around campus. As the official tour guides will tell you, three of the last six presidents held at least... - #4
Save:"The Hook Up" by Kristen Callihan is a college romance story that revolves around the characters Anna and Drew. They meet in History Class and initially consider each other just a hook up, but their relationship evolves into something more complex filled with love, angst, insecurities, and possessiveness. delves into the realistic and honest issues that Anna and Drew face, with a strong focus on character development and emotional depth. The writing style is engaging, building anticipation and creating a mix of emotions that keep the reader invested in the story.
And here he is again. Yeah, that one, the big, hulking jock striding into class like he owns this university, which he kind of does. Football is a religion around here, and he is the chosen messiah. W... - #5
Save:The Chase by Elle Kennedy is a college romance novel that follows the story of Summer and Fitzy at Briar University. The book explores their unlikely relationship, Summer's struggles with a learning disability, Fitzy's introverted nature, and their journey towards understanding and supporting each other. The writing style is described as easy, breezy, and engaging, with snappy dialogue, humorous moments, and a perfect balance of important issues and light-hearted romance.
“Is this a joke?” I gape at the five girls who are holding me in judgment. They have various hair, skin, and eye colors, and yet I can’t tell them apart because their expressions are identical. There’... - #6
Save:In "The Perfect First" by Maya Hughes, the story follows Persephone Alexander, a sheltered and lonely girl who creates a list of firsts she wants to experience before leaving college, including losing her virginity. When a misunderstanding leads to a chance encounter with Reece Michaels, a senior football player with dreams of making it to the NFL, their lives intertwine as Reece agrees to help Seph with her list, leading to a journey of self-discovery, friendship, and romance. The novel beautifully showcases Seph's growth as she breaks free from her sheltered upbringing and learns to live life on her own terms, while Reece's character development from an arrogant athlete to a caring and loyal individual adds depth to their relationship.
The writing style of Maya Hughes is praised for drawing readers into the story, making them emotionally invested in the characters and their journey. The chemistry between Seph and Reece is palpable, and the novel is described as heartwarming, fun, and engaging, with just the right amount of steamy scenes. Through a combination of humor, drama, and romance, Hughes crafts a compelling narrative that explores themes of friendship, self-discovery, and the power of love, setting the stage for a series that promises to captivate readers.
The icy splash of Gatorade washed over me. I tilted my head back, spraying it all over everyone still standing along the sidelines. If I had to deal with the sticky cleanup of this stuff, so did every... - #7
Save:Waking Olivia follows the story of Olivia, a troubled girl with a troubled past who is now at a lower division school in a smaller town. The book explores Olivia's self-destructive tendencies, her vulnerabilities masked by sarcasm, and her developing relationship with Will, a young track coach. The plot unfolds with a slow burn romance between Olivia and Will, delving into Olivia's mysterious past and the challenges they face due to their forbidden attraction.
I seek out the dining hall first, using the crappy, copied map the school sent me last month. Athletes are provided a dining plan whether they live on campus or not. Given that I’ve spent the past thr... 'Jock Row' by Sara Ney follows the story of Scarlett and Rowdy, who meet in an unconventional way when he is tasked with removing her from a party for causing trouble. Despite their initial encounter, their friendship blossoms as they spend Friday nights talking and getting to know each other on the porch. The book portrays a slow burn romance between Scarlett, a sassy and confident individual, and Rowdy, a stereotypical cocky jock who finds himself drawn to Scarlett for reasons beyond her indifference to his athletic status. The story unfolds with a light-hearted tone, filled with humor, sweet moments, and genuine communication between the characters, ultimately leading to a college romance that is both charming and endearing.
The writing style of 'Jock Row' is praised for its perfect pacing, engaging dual point of view narration, and the development of a unique and funny relationship between the main characters. The book is described as a feel-good story with plenty of laughs, a slow burn romance, and a delightful portrayal of two individuals gradually falling for each other in a college setting. The absence of unnecessary drama, the focus on character-driven storytelling, and the genuine chemistry between Scarlett and Rowdy contribute to making this book a heartwarming and enjoyable read.
Allowing the seconds to tick by despite her discomfort, or possibly because of it, I let the silence stretch in front of us unpleasantly long. Uncomfortable and challenging situations are what I do be...- #9
Save:'Blind Side' by Kandi Steiner is a college fake dating sports romance that follows the story of Clay Johnson, a college football player trying to win back his ex-girlfriend, and Giana Jones, a PR coordinator for the football team. The two enter into a fake relationship to make others jealous but end up discovering a deeper connection. The plot includes elements of fake dating, sexy tutoring, friends to lovers, and a twist that challenges their growing relationship. The writing style is described as angsty, emotionally resonant, adorable, and steamy, with well-developed characters facing real-life problems in a realistic manner.
The summer sun was high and bright in the sky, warm on my skin as I bounced across the North Boston University football field with my iPad in tow, checking off the list of players I needed to pull ove... - #10
Save:'Consider Me' in the series 'Playing For Keeps' by author Becka Mack follows the captivating story of Carter Beckett, a charming yet inexperienced book boyfriend who sweeps readers off their feet with his smooth talking and unwavering dedication to Olivia, a strong and sassy PE teacher. The book delves into the explosive chemistry between Olivia and Carter, as they navigate through trust issues, relationship problems, and their own fears, all while being supported by a cast of endearing side characters that add depth and authenticity to the storyline. With a mix of drama, laughs, banter, and steamy romance, 'Consider Me' is a heartwarming tale that explores the journey of two individuals finding love and trust in each other.
The writing style of 'Consider Me' is described as laugh-out-loud funny, melt-your-heart romantic, and filled with moments that evoke a range of emotions from laughter to tears. Readers are drawn into the story by the well-developed characters, relatable family dynamics, and the perfect balance of humor, tenderness, and love that make this sports romance novel a delightful and engaging read.
Rolling onto my back, I inhale sharply and throw a hand over my head. I’m fucking spent, so I take a moment to catch my breath before I toss my legs over the edge of the bed and sit up, pulling the co...
