vi keeland the baller a down and dirty football novel

I tried to pull back, but he tightened his grip and held me in place. “That’s what happens sometimes when you decide you want to hang out in the men’s locker room.” “I prefer you on the other side of the room.” “Nice to see you with clothes on, Easton.” The man had balls I had to give him that. He wrapped his arms around me and pulled my body tight against his. Before I knew it, I was dancing with the arrogant jerk. “Thank you for the dance, Delilah.”Īgain Brody Easton had caught me off guard. But I suppose I have been hogging the most beautiful woman at the event.” He let go of my hand and stepped back with a gentlemanly nod. My head whipped around, even though I had no doubt whom the gravelly voice belonged to. The things that were hiccups for me may not be for you, so give it a read!Ī new song had just started, and I was enjoying his company when a voice behind me said, “Can I cut in?” The Baller is definitely enjoyable and entertaining. I just would have liked a little more depth to the story-especially from the third character’s POV. Things got back on track, however, and I loved the epilogue. I started to feel a little nervous and I needed to see how everything was going to play out. I hit a couple of speed bumps in the middle when a third point-of-view is introduced. There is just enough angst to make it enjoyable and rewarding to see them finally get together. It was fun to watch their snarky mating dance turn into more. I enjoyed the first half of the book, where Brody and Delilah are bantering and badgering each other. The Baller has that, for sure, but what I didn’t expect was the added emotional aspects of the story. I love sports romances and dirty-talking smart alecks who know how to handle a ball.

Just look at the blurb…and that cover? Get out of here! I knew this one was going to be right up my alley. This book was on my Most Anticipated list for January… because reasons.

Vi keeland the baller a down and dirty football novel