Play Crush (Play Makers Shorts #3)
Kate Donovan
My Review: ♥
I
really liked the sound of this book. The blurb had everything I look
for in a book, but unfortunately, this book wasn't for me. My main
problem with it was the main female character, Haylee. She is supposed
to be smart intelligent women. However, she came across as a flirty
school girl who was more interested in boys than her job. If you don't
mind the "Babe" etc nickname or your women a little un-smart you will
get along with this book. If you are looking for a beauty and the geek
book this isn't for you.
Haylee has a degree in computers and robotics. She is hoping to get a big break to jump-start her career. She has taken a job she is overqualified to do in the hope of impressing her boss. The problem is her boss turns out to be a letdown. The job entails fitting wireless helmets to a pro football team. Haylee can't help but flirt with the team even though it could cost her her job.
Wish Bennett wants Haylee. His luck has been up lately and he is getting everything he ever wanted. All he needs is Haylee to complete the picture but will she risk her future career?
I would recommend you read the blurb of this book looking closely at the language used. This is a lighthearted story which I recommend to the non-geek reader. It will appeal to the daydreamers.
*ARC received via Netgalley in exchange for a fair review* Sorry 1 star out of 5.
Haylee has a degree in computers and robotics. She is hoping to get a big break to jump-start her career. She has taken a job she is overqualified to do in the hope of impressing her boss. The problem is her boss turns out to be a letdown. The job entails fitting wireless helmets to a pro football team. Haylee can't help but flirt with the team even though it could cost her her job.
Wish Bennett wants Haylee. His luck has been up lately and he is getting everything he ever wanted. All he needs is Haylee to complete the picture but will she risk her future career?
I would recommend you read the blurb of this book looking closely at the language used. This is a lighthearted story which I recommend to the non-geek reader. It will appeal to the daydreamers.
*ARC received via Netgalley in exchange for a fair review* Sorry 1 star out of 5.
Kindle Edition 0.99p
Expected publication:
October 6th 2017
by Beyond the Page
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