Katherine
Whitton doesn’t purposely avoid men and relationships, but she doesn’t mind
that side effect of immersing herself in her job with the San Francisco Blaze.
Years ago she was betrayed by her one true love, and she’s never fully
recovered, though she’s tried by building a new life in a city she loves.
It’s taken
seventeen years for Tom Morgan to get over Katie—Katherine now. Sober now and
faced with the incredible opportunity to manage the Blaze, he thinks he’ll
finally be able to handle working with this beautiful woman without falling to
pieces…as long as she doesn’t get too close.
A crisis
with the team's star pitcher forces Tom and Katherine to put in long hours together.
Years of animosity melt away as the sexual tension between them ignites. But
it’ll take more than scorching kisses to avoid the wreckage of the past. And
neither Tom nor Katie are sure they’re ready to trust each other or risk their
hearts for a second chance at happiness.
Release Date: June 22, 2015
Carina Press
Feeling the Heat #5
Review copy provided by author
Liza's Review:
Liza's Review:
I'm a huge fan of Alison Packard and absolutely love her Feeling
the Heat series. I've been a baseball fan my entire life and including my love
of baseball with my love of romance means I get two of my favorite things in
one book.
I loved both Katie and Tom from the first time we met them both.
I knew there was history between them, and was glad we learned their history in
Stealing Second. I have to say I
loved Katie and Tom as a couple. They had the best chemistry between them and
they worked very well together at work. I loved they could still feel the
chemistry and were drawn to one another much like when they were teens.
I figured out pretty early on who had been in on keeping them
apart when they were teenagers, and knew it was going to break Katie's heart
when she found out. I did think it was a little odd that in the 17 years they
had been apart, neither had ever tried to find out what had happened to keep
the other away. I got the anger each felt with the other disappearing, but
figured one or the other would have tried to contact the other at
college. I also felt like Tom was too much of an ass when he found out
something from the past. Even with his history on the subject, I felt like he
was way too rough on Katie. Those were really my only issues with the story and
while I had these issues, I don't feel like it made the story any less
enjoyable for me.
Stealing
Second was a very enjoyable read for me. I felt like it had the
perfect balance of sports and romance and think fans of both will really enjoy
it. I'm even more excited to discover Ms. Packard is currently working on the
next book in this series.
1 comment:
Thanks so much for the review, Liza!
Post a Comment