About the Book
Mixing business and pleasure is a dangerous game...
Tyrell Ransom, the new men's basketball coach, is ready to whip his team into
shape and start winning some games. But when compromising photos of his
soon-to-be-ex-wife with one of his players go viral, everything comes crashing
down. With reporters thick on the ground, Ty and his team need some serious
damage control―now.
When public relations guru Millie Jensen arrives in her leopard-print cape to
save the day, things really heat up... Soon they're going to have to work
double time to keep their white-hot chemistry out of the headlines.
My Thoughts
I loved this book and I loved Ty and Millie. I am kicking myself for not having discovered Maggie Wells earlier. The consolation being that now I have found her, there are more books for me to read.
Ty, a college basketball coach is under pressure to lead a winning team, and if
that’s not enough, he is left humiliated and reeling after his wife leaves him
for one of his players. As the university PR guru, it’s Millie’s job to put a
positive spin on this potential disaster. Being a strong and resourceful woman,
the job is easy but her feelings towards Ty are something she struggles to
control. When Ty sets his sights on Millie, her ability to keep her distance is
further eroded.
I thought Ty and Millie were well suited as a couple. There
is plenty of attraction and heat (the heat!!) between them but what I most appreciated was
their communication. They opened up to one another, peeling back their layers
and exposing vulnerabilities. They did clash, but their honesty even while
arguing was refreshing to read. I really enjoyed going on this journey with
them.
If you’re worried about cheating, there is none. My one wish
was that we knew more about Millie’s past, and what we do discover I wish was
mentioned earlier. Her past greatly impacts how she lives her life today but we
were teased throughout the book with only drips of information.
The secondary characters provide the levity needed to balance this book and I loved
Avery. I really hope she gets her own book because she is quite a “character”.
About the Author
By day, Margaret Ethridge/Maggie Wells is buried in
spreadsheets.
At night she pens tales of people tangling up the sheets. This
author of feminist, sex-positive romance is the product of a charming rogue and
a shameless flirt. Trust us, you only have to scratch the surface of this
mild-mannered married lady to find a naughty streak a mile wide.
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