More Than the Game
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Trending on social media is her nightmare. Beth Evans, former Olympic golden girl, known for a national scandal and daughter of a rising political star, is more than happy to stay out of the spotlight, living life as a normal single mom in a small Jersey town. The last thing Beth needs is Twitter's favorite bad boy-Marc Demoda-walking into her life to stir things up. Marc lives for the three b's; baseball, bars, and ball bunnies, until the unthinkable happened. An accident destroys his shoulder and his career, leaving him desperate to get back in the game. Too bad no one hires notorious bad boys to coach. With his reputation on life support, Marc finds his saving grace might be the feisty blonde he can't get out of his head. When pictures of Beth and Marc's chance encounter blow up on Twitter, they strike a deal to avoid further scandals and fix their image. But even in the harsh public spotlight, their fake relationship begins to feel real. Beth's growing feelings for Marc have her questioning if she can permanently handle the limelight, just as Marc wonders if Beth might mean more than the game.
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2 primary books#1 in Becoming an Evans
Becoming an Evans is a 2-book series with 2 released primary works first released in 2021 with contributions by Jenni Bara.
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Thank you to the author for providing me with a copy of this book as part of this blog tour.
I absolutely loved this book. I was expecting to enjoy it when I agreed to review it but I didn't expect to end up loving it as much as I did. I loved the back and forth between the two main characters Marc and Beth. There are definitely some steamy scenes but for me personally I felt they were a bit tame. Not to say that's a bad thing though because it's not. I loved how protective of Beth Marc was from the very beginning even though he wasn't planning on staying with her forever at the time. My only complaint about this book is the lack of communication. While I hate when characters just assume things like these characters were doing pretty much throughout the book I couldn't help but be drawn in. Every time I put the book down I couldn't stop thinking about it. I was sad when it ended because I wanted more of these characters. I really hope this author writes more books following the other characters because Beth has 7 brothers and I just loved how close they all are. This is getting a 5 star rating from me I just loved everything about it.
