Consider Me Special Edition

Product Information

He’s arrogance dressed in expensive clothing, smooth, corded muscles, and a charming smile, and quite possibly the face of chlamydia; I can’t be certain. If she’s mad at him then there’s no reason for her to hang out with him a couple of days later and act like everything’s cool. It’s not a story that has massive twists and turns and the ones it does are predictable but none the less I was happy to continue listening to their story unfold. Advertising Disclosure: Please note that many links to retailers are affiliate links, which yields a commission for us.

A 2014 article in the Atlantic indicates that hockey’s fanbase is the wealthiest and whitest of the fan bases of the team sports I have listed. It seemed like the characters completely changed their personalities by like 30% and everything kinda lost its appeal to me. you share in their weaknesses, their blossoming feelings, their torn emotions, their crossroads, their strengths and their hard-won love.Olivia’s friendship with Cara is solid, ride-or-die and also funny, and I loved Olivia’s interactions with her brother and his wife and children too. Kaetrin started reading romance as a teen and then took a long break, detouring into fantasy and thrillers. Most purchases from business sellers are protected by the Consumer Contract Regulations 2013 which give you the right to cancel the purchase within 14 days after the day you receive the item.

Rose: Regarding the Miranda Keneally books, I don’t think of YA novels as romances, even when the romance is what the plot centers on. Hot hockey player, the male MC falls first and it had room for some good drama in there because of his ‘player’ status as a famous wealthy athlete. And they had an amazing cast of supporting characters lifting them up and interacting with them in a heartfelt and comedic role. When she’s not staring blankly at her computer screen or deleting close to two hundred occurrences of the word just from her manuscript, she can be found teaching kindergarten (gasp! i really didn't expect to love this book as much as i did since i'm such a rating snob and this book only has a 4.i love marriage in crisis - when done well, and i just have this feeling this is gonna be oh-so-good). When my kids were little, the questions I got from other parents were, Are you putting your son in hockey? I don’t want to suggest that it’s all racism (I don’t believe that), and I certainly don’t fault readers for enjoying or reading the books.

DiscoDollyDeb: That’s an excellent point and probably true as well; since the population of the US is bigger than that of Canada, American readership probably is too. Readers looking for more obscure sports may want to check out Tamsen Parker: FIRE ON THE ICE (f/f) features short-track speed skating, LOVE ON THE TRACKS (m/f) features luge, and SEDUCTION ON THE SLOPES (m/m) has downhill skiing. This insanely cute and absolutely unrealistic tooth-rotting fluff-fest that reads like a fanfiction, is hot like a summer day and is only a teeny tiny bit too long and only angsty when necessary. I've had this on my kindle for a few months, and it wasn't until the audio version released that I decided to take the plunge. Regarding popularity of sport and the representation of hockey in romance, the author of this book is Canadian so I expect that played into it as well.I’m not a mission, nor am I looking to be the next girl pictured in the news getting down and dirty with Captain Syphilis over there. In contrast, I know very little about hockey, so any mistakes an author makes about the game will go right over my head and I can stay focused on the central story and sort of “hand wave” the details of the game itself. And in a more contained number of pages, I think that characters would have stood out more and made more of an everlasting impression instead of being overshadowed by unnecessary drama towards the end.