Fire Season

The only reason I didn’t devour this in one sitting is because my body failed me and I woke up with my phone still clutched in my hand.

I loved this. They fell into their relationship so naturally and without any idea it was going to happen at all. No panic. No drama. No unsupportive front office staff or players. Honestly, this whole thing was just so refreshing.

I have not read the other book in this series but I’ll check it out.

Thank you to Netgalley, Carina Press, and KD Casey for a copy in exchange for an honest review. My opinions are my own.

Merged review:

The only reason I didn’t devour this in one sitting is because my body failed me and I woke up with my phone still clutched in my hand.

I loved this. They fell into their show more relationship so naturally and without any idea it was going to happen at all. No panic. No drama. No unsupportive front office staff or players. Honestly, this whole thing was just so refreshing.

I have not read the other book in this series but I’ll check it out.

Thank you to Netgalley, Carina Press, and KD Casey for a copy in exchange for an honest review. My opinions are my own. show less

I loved this one too, although so far this is a very loose series with barely there connections between the main characters. But Charlie and Reid were both what each other needed, and their journey together was perfect. I also really liked how they handled Reid’s sobriety and how he worked on it daily. I’m going to keep on with this author, and I’m looking forward to the next book (also contemplating watching an MLB game on TV this spring to understand more).

I just love this slow burn - I reread it because I wanted to feel what I felt the first time.

* back to make a quick micro-trope note: when the gentile MC asks the Jewish MC about keeping kosher, that's when you know it's real.

4.5 ⭐

It was a good read for me. I like this author's writing style and their complex and unique characters. I'm looking forward for more of their future work!!