Books matching: rugby player
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Save:'The Hooker and the Hermit' by L.H. Cosway and Penny Reid is a romance novel that follows the story of Annie, a woman with abandonment issues who retreats from the world, and Ronan, an Irish rugby player in need of a media makeover. As they navigate through social situations and sparks fly between them, they must overcome emotional barriers and past traumas to explore their connection beyond physical attraction. The book explores themes of self-discovery, courage, and the journey from social hermit to embracing love and vulnerability, set against the backdrop of New York City and Ireland.
In fact, I didn’t look up from my phone until I heard the kerfuffle and squawking of excited females. These sounds—giggling, squeals,oooohhhhh, whisperedOh, My God!andIs that really him?—typically acc... - #2
Save:'Just This Once' by Rosalind James is the first book in the 'Escape to New Zealand' series, focusing on New Zealand rugby players. The story follows Hannah, an American who goes on vacation to New Zealand to recharge but ends up in a dangerous situation and is rescued by Drew, a professional rugby player. As their relationship develops, Hannah struggles to let Drew in emotionally, while Drew patiently tries to win her over. The book delves into themes of romance, personal growth, and cultural exploration, with a writing style that is informative, romantic, and engaging.
Hannah Montgomery blew out a frustrated breath on the words. She was running late. And she hated to be late, hated feeling rushed and flustered. The meeting started in half an hour, and she had planne... - #3
Save:'Chocolate Cake for Breakfast' by Danielle Hawkins is a heartwarming story that follows the life of Helen, a veterinary practitioner, and Mark, an All Black rugby player, as they navigate through an unexpected pregnancy and a long-distance relationship. The plot revolves around the challenges and joys of their unconventional love story, set against the backdrop of rural New Zealand. The writing style of the author, Danielle Hawkins, is praised for its ability to capture the essence of the characters' lives, blending humor, romance, and real-life scenarios seamlessly.
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Save:'Playing it Safe' by Amy Andrews is a contemporary M M romance novel set in the Sydney Smoke Rugby series. The story follows the journey of Donovan Bane, a closeted rugby player, and Beckett Stanton, an out and proud newcomer to the team. As their relationship develops, they navigate the challenges of secrecy, self-acceptance, and the pressures of professional sports. The book is praised for its well-drawn characters, engaging plot filled with drama and angst, and the chemistry between the protagonists that keeps readers rooting for their happy ever after. Amy Andrews' writing style is commended for its witty dialogue, steamy romance, and vivid descriptions that evoke strong emotions in readers.
(Also, see 24 recommendations for the series Sydney Smoke Rugby ) - #5
Save:"Just Good Friends" by Rosalind James is a romance novel set in New Zealand, focusing on the story of Kate, an American woman fleeing from a violent ex-boyfriend, and Koti, a Maori rugby player. The book delves into their initial dislike for each other, the development of their friendship, and how it eventually blossoms into a romantic relationship. The author's writing style is described as sassy, filled with sarcastic banter, sexual tension, and vivid descriptions of New Zealand's landscape and culture.
The line for Passport Control snaked and twisted, tired passengers waiting obediently, shuffling forward one slow foot at a time. Kate felt disoriented and dizzy with fatigue. Maybe it was the overnig...
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Escape to New Zealand ) - #6
Save:"Just Not Mine" by Rosalind James is a heartwarming story about Hugh, a pro rugby player who is suddenly tasked with taking care of his young stepsiblings after a family tragedy. Unable to cope with the responsibilities, he finds support from Josie, a famous soap actress and their relationship blossoms as they navigate through life's challenges together. The book beautifully captures the growth of Hugh into a father figure and the bond that forms between the characters amidst family dramas and personal struggles, all set against the backdrop of New Zealand.
Fifteen minutes left in the deciding game of the Rugby Championship, the score, despite every desperate effort, stuck at 14 to 6 in favor of the Springboks, and the capacity crowd of fifty thousand So...
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Escape to New Zealand ) - #7
Save:'Just for Fun' in the 'Escape to New Zealand' series by Rosalind James is a romance novel that follows the story of the main characters as they navigate relationships, love, and family dynamics. The plot revolves around the rugby players and the women they meet, showcasing their adventures, struggles, and emotional journeys. Readers have praised the book for its engaging writing style that keeps them hooked until the end, as well as the realistic portrayal of hunky yet relatable characters.
The book is set in New Zealand, offering readers a glimpse into the beautiful scenery and culture of the country. Through the series, readers are taken on a journey filled with romance, passion, and heartwarming moments. The author, Rosalind James, expertly weaves together the elements of romance, family, and personal growth, creating a captivating story that resonates with readers who are looking for an escape into a world of love and adventure.
Nic Wilkinson wasn’t looking to change his life. He just wanted to go home. Instead, he quit watching where he was going, stepped in a puddle, and swore. It had rained the night before, and this part ...
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Escape to New Zealand ) - #8
Save:"Smart Girl's Guide to Bedding a Virgin" by Alice Faris is the fourth installment in The Girl's Guide to Love series. The story revolves around Lotte, a college student who is struggling with her ex-boyfriend's harassment. When she meets Noah, a rugby player and her new client, sparks fly between them. delves into themes of romance, college life, and relationships, portraying the challenges and insecurities faced by young adults on the brink of adulthood. Despite some minor proofreading errors, the book is well-written, engaging, and blends humor with serious themes effectively.
The narrative explores the budding relationship between Lotte and Noah, highlighting their sweet and endearing connection amidst the turmoil caused by Lotte's ex-boyfriend. The author skillfully brings to life the college experience and the complexities of young love, making the characters relatable and the storyline captivating. Readers are drawn into the drama, humor, and romance that unfold between the protagonists, creating a compelling and enjoyable read that leaves them eager for more in the series.
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Save:In "Three Guilty Pleasures" by Nikki Sloane, Grant, a brawny rugby player and talented cellist, crosses paths with Tara, a submissive dancer working at The Blindfold Club. As they share their secrets and fears, their intimate friendship evolves into something forbidden, erotic, and sensual. The chemistry between Grant and Tara ignites a scorching connection, leading to explosive revelations and a climactic ending that leaves readers on the edge of their seats.
The book beautifully blends sizzling hot scenes with a touch of romance, delving into the depths of Grant and Tara's characters as they navigate their desires and vulnerabilities. With creative physical interactions, dance, and music elements, the story elevates to the next level, captivating readers with its passionate intensity and engaging plot.
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Blindfold Club ) - #10
Save:Ronan Dempsey, an American rugby player aiming for the US Olympic team, faces housing issues that lead him to stay at a family friend's pool house, where he meets Orla Stewart, a tattoo artist with a tragic past of loss and battling the fear of breast cancer. Despite their initial adversarial encounter, Ronan and Orla navigate a delicate connection that slowly blossoms into a sizzling romance, all while dealing with personal challenges and emotional hurdles that threaten to tear them apart. Amy Andrews skillfully weaves a story of love, trust, and overcoming hardships, showcasing the complexities of human connection amidst struggles and sacrifices.
The book 'Playing It Tough' in the 'Sydney Smoke Rugby' series by Amy Andrews delves into themes of resilience, love, and personal growth as Ronan and Orla navigate their budding relationship amidst their respective challenges. Through witty banter, sizzling chemistry, and heartfelt moments, the author crafts a narrative that goes beyond sports romance, focusing on the emotional depth of the characters and the intricacies of their journey towards finding love and healing in unexpected places.
(Also, see 24 recommendations for the series Sydney Smoke Rugby )
