A bunch of cocky, lying cheaters who think they’re god’s gift to women, just like my dear old dad. I’ve managed to avoid them my whole college career until now >.< I just got assigned to be wide receiver Callum Samskevitch’s physical therapist.
Pro: It will be great to add to my resume.
Con: I have to see him. Every. Single. Day.
Which would be fine…if he wasn’t so dang sexy…
Cal
Football is all I’ve got, so when Coach saddles me with some frumpy PT student with a chip on her shoulder, all I can think is doom. I don’t have time for this. Not now. Not when my dreams are on the verge of being crushed. All that should matter right now is ball. So why can’t I stop imagining what Bee Mitchell is hiding beneath those baggy sweatshirts?
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What I thought about Score
Bee is in the last year of her physical therapy program and when she gets assigned to one of the football jocks rehabbing from a knee injury, she gets a little bit more than she bargained for. Cal is a good guy, and I liked that about him. He's got some insecurities because of his injury, and Bee has some concerns about his motives, too but that doesn't stop them from falling in love.
There's a nice connection from these two characters and Christine Bell gives us a nice slow burn between these two, making the big moment all that sweeter.
Although the story doesn't break any new ground as far as the trope goes, Cal and Bee are both engaging characters, the pacing is just right to make you keep turning those pages, and the writing worked for me.
A very pleasant afternoon read. Looking forward to seeing where this series goes.
ARC provided for review.
About the Author
Christine
Bell is a USA Bestselling Author of contemporary romance novels and one
half of the happiest couple in the world. She and her handsome hubby
currently reside in Pennsylvania with a four-pack of teenage boys and
their two dogs, Gimli and Pug. If she gets time off from her duties as
maid, chef, chauffeur, or therapist, she can be found reading just about
anything she can get her hands on, from Young Adult novels to books on
poker theory.
She doesn’t like root beer, clowns or bugs (except ladybugs, on account of their cute outfits), but lurrves chocolate, going to the movies, the New York Giants and playing Texas Hold ‘Em. Writing is her passion, but if she had to pick another occupation, she would be a pirate…or, like, a ninja maybe. She loves writing fun, sexy romances, but also hopes to one day publish something her dad can read without wanting to dig his eyes out with rusty spoons.
Christine loves to hear from readers, so please feel free to get in touch with her via the Contact Page, or find her on Twitter @_ChristineBell.
She doesn’t like root beer, clowns or bugs (except ladybugs, on account of their cute outfits), but lurrves chocolate, going to the movies, the New York Giants and playing Texas Hold ‘Em. Writing is her passion, but if she had to pick another occupation, she would be a pirate…or, like, a ninja maybe. She loves writing fun, sexy romances, but also hopes to one day publish something her dad can read without wanting to dig his eyes out with rusty spoons.
Christine loves to hear from readers, so please feel free to get in touch with her via the Contact Page, or find her on Twitter @_ChristineBell.
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