seemed really short compared to the previous books. ( )

This was fun. I could've been more invested in the characters, but I liked how it was about more than sex. Although that was part of it. But the story was about more than that. Will probably check out more from the same author. ( )

"5 out of 5 stars!!! By reading the book summary on the authors website, at first I wasn't sure that I would be into this book. However, I am very happy that I gave this book a chance!!"

Read more of this review and a TEASER here: https://frommetoyouvideophoto.blogspot.com/2010/10/idolizing-in-new-york-blades-... ( )

I so wanted to like this book. The whole time I was reading it I felt like there must be missing pages. Nope. All the numbers accounted for.
The heroine seemed nice enough, but the hero was a total jerk. Even after the heroine felt he might be a pretty good guy, I still didn't see it.
The couple went from using each other for publicity to being deeply in love. Then the hero freaks out with that whole commitment thing, says some things he shouldn't. As luck would have it, she hears freaks and dumps. Then she ones a total jerk.

After much senseless/useless groveling and sucking up by the hero, the heroine has a career meltdown, calls him and he leaves the team to comfort her. Huh? What coach would allow that. Again, she just wants a friend. Huh? If I need a friend to lean on, I don't call my friend who is the farthest away from me, especially a friend that I have ignored forever.

There were so many inconsistencies and distasteful actions between and amongst the h/h that I could find nothing redeeming. ( )

I so wanted to like this book. The whole time I was reading it I felt like there must be missing pages. Nope. All the numbers accounted for.
The heroine seemed nice enough, but the hero was a total jerk. Even after the heroine felt he might be a pretty good guy, I still didn't see it.
The couple went from using each other for publicity to being deeply in love. Then the hero freaks out with that whole commitment thing, says some things he shouldn't. As luck would have it, she hears freaks and dumps. Then she ones a total jerk.

After much senseless/useless groveling and sucking up by the hero, the heroine has a career meltdown, calls him and he leaves the team to comfort her. Huh? What coach would allow that. Again, she just wants a friend. Huh? If I need a friend to lean on, I don't call my friend who is the farthest away from me, especially a friend that I have ignored forever.

There were so many inconsistencies and distasteful actions between and amongst the h/h that I could find nothing redeeming. ( )