Jaci Burton
Trade Paperback | Pages: 324 pages Rating: 3.92 | 36452 Users | 1945 Reviews
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| Title | : | The Perfect Play (Play by Play #1) |
| Author | : | Jaci Burton |
| Book Format | : | Trade Paperback |
| Book Edition | : | First Edition |
| Pages | : | Pages: 324 pages |
| Published | : | February 1st 2011 by Berkley Heat |
| Categories | : | Romance. Sports. Contemporary Romance. Sports Romance. Contemporary. Adult Fiction. Erotica |
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Football pro Mick Riley is an all-star, both on the field and in the bedroom. But a sexy, determinedly single mom just might be the one to throw him off his game...For years Mick has been taking full advantage of the life available to a pro athlete: fame, fortune, and a different girl in every city. But when he meets and beds confident, beautiful event planner Tara Lincoln, he wants much more than the typical one-night stand. Too bad Tara's not interested in getting to know football's most notorious playboy any better.
As the single mother of a teenage son, the last thing Tara needs is the jet-set lifestyle of Mick Riley; even though their steamy and passionate one-night stand was unforgettable. Tara's life is complicated enough without being thrust into the spotlight as Mick's latest girl du jour. Tara played the game of love once and lost big, and she doesn't intend to put herself out there again, especially with a heartbreaker like Mick.
But when Mick sets his mind to win, nothing will stop him. And he has the perfect play in mind.
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| Original Title: | The Perfect Play |
| ISBN: | 0425238814 (ISBN13: 9780425238813) |
| Edition Language: | English |
| Series: | Play by Play #1 |
| Characters: | Mick Riley, Tara Lincoln, Elizabeth Darnell, Gavin Riley, Jenna Riley, Nathan Lincoln, Kathleen Riley, Jimmy Riley, Irvin Stokes |
| Setting: | San Francisco, California(United States) St. Louis, Missouri(United States) |
| Literary Awards: | All About Romance (AAR) Annual Reader Poll for Best Erotic Romance (tie) (2012) |
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Ratings: 3.92 From 36452 Users | 1945 ReviewsWeigh Up Of Books The Perfect Play (Play by Play #1)
2 STARSAs far as sports romance goes, this was very OKAY. One Night With A Quarterback for example, or even better, The Hook Up by Kristen Callahan, a fave of mine for 2014, were fantastic. This lacked so much for me. First off, I felt there was too much sex. I didn't feel an emotional connection between the hero and heroine till maybe the last 5%. It seemed their relationship was based on sex and hardly more, though I knew they were getting close.Tara was overly judgmental of Mick when she hadTara Lincoln is an event planner and owner of The Right Touch. By chance, she lands the summer party of the NFL team the San Francisco Sabers. The party is a complete success and it is here she meets the Sabers' star quarterback, Mick Riley. Mick is usually seen with an actress or model draped across his arm, so Tara is shocked when he takes interest in her. He makes her dance with him, and later invites her up to his hotel room.Mick is tired of his agent Liz throwing beautiful women his way. He
Steaming hot, with two lovely protagonists, a good storyline and a good sweet love story.Like it, 3,5 Stars. We meet the Event Planner Tara. She has herself raised a now teenage son Nathan and she lives for him and her own buisness. She usually don't have time and energy för more than that. At a party, arranged by her for a national (american) football club, she meets the famous football player Mick. He is a playboy and seducer who often appear in the press with beautiful models and actresses.
I love The Perfect Play. It's very erotic, emotional, and captivating. The characters are richly developed and the plot, though somewhat cliché, is engaging and fun to read. I really love this book!The characters are fantastic and realistic. Mick and Tara, the hero and heroine, are full of flaws and strengths. I easily believed in their struggles, in their triumphs, and in their relationship. There's enormous chemistry between the two, and I simply couldn't get enough them. I thoroughly enjoyed
This book was okay overall. Not good or bad just okay. Honestly I hated Tara's character and that ruined it for me. She was just so irrating in my opinion. She made her son an excuse not to go out with Mick. Her sons a teenager who barely talks to her. I mean she's just annoying. Mick I liked him, he was the one thing in This book that made me not hate it. The overall book, story, plot was boring. Im rating this 2.75 stars.
Soooo, let's just say I got disappointed over this book. I knew like 10% into the book, or less, that The Perfect Play wasn't the perfect book for me. I was too bored, too annoyed over the characters' ways of doing things. I kinda wanted to slap Tara Lincoln (30?) for being so....god what's the word? Naive? Stuck in her own mind? I don't know. I understand that her son come first no matter what, but that doesn't mean you can use him as an excuse, woman. Ready-made family, huh? Mick Riley (30)
DNF at whatever %( very early, I'm not even going back to check)At this point the mmc is all "I've been with a lot of women but....." "Women were always hanging on my arm but...." " All those actresses and models were all....... " "She was real.....unlike all the other......" Dude!!!!!!!!!we get it shuddddddd upppppppppp!Fmc is like "I don't usually go to strange men's rooms" "I don't usually have sex in a car"So he's trying to convince me/himself??? that out of a billion women she's different
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