I do love a good baseball romance. And this story did not disappoint in any way! I loved the two main characters. Both had a lot of depth and background, and their connection was sizzling! Towards the beginning there is a part that turned out to just be a dream, and I was like, damn! I was a little surprised that Charlotte didn’t know King’s first name before she actually learned it. Seems like you’d know that. But that’s not a big deal. And I think she was a little bit overly upset over the whole dating app thing. However, I feel like King needed to get his life story out there a little more. His background, the fact that the guys on the team who you’d normally think were his friends had no idea, wow. But it made for a good reveal in the story. I loved that King lived in a retirement community. Shoot, I’ve been actually thinking it would be good for me to live somewhere if they had a place I could go get food all the time so I didn’t have to cook for myself!

It wasn’t just the main characters King and Charlotte, though, that made the story. I liked all of the cast of characters, and now I feel like if I ever have the time I want to go back and read some of the other stories. It actually sounds like Charlotte’s brother’s story might be fun just because of his woman and how silly she is at times.

A perfect sports romance, and I can’t wait to read more by this author in the future!

Review first appeared on Lisa Loves Literature.