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bandherbooks 's review for:
The Game Plan
by Kristen Callihan
I have the audio book of The Game Plan and unfortunately the male narrator is making me not like my beloved Dex and the female narrator is just not right for this story. I dunno, just making me question my five star rating, so I have DNF'ed the audiobook and will move on with my reading time.
I've been saving THE GAME PLAN for a special day, and I finally decided it was time treat myself! And damn. What a treat indeed.
Ethan Dexter is a hero of my dreams, and his giant, tattooed, pierced, body are just a small percentage of what makes him one of my new favorites. The man PAINTS. Paintings of his male friends that he gives them for wedding presents! He shows up, he says what he means, and means what he says, and he's just absolutely bowled over by a woman who is also one of my new favorites.
Besides a brief moment at the break which I felt was out of character for Dex (), this is an absolute perfect romance from start to finish.
I appreciated the discussion of Dex's virginity, why he chose to remain a virgin, and why Fi was the one he was ready to be with. I also appreciated the complete lack of slut-shaming in this story. Fi is most decidedly not a virgin, and that doesn't matter at all. Also for being a football romance, the amount of football to story was just right for me.
I'll definitely be re-reading soon!
CW: violence, discussion of a really bad drunken sexual experience (past, alcohol and dubious consent with main character and scene characters), public embarrassment of a character due to tabloids; gender essentialist language
I've been saving THE GAME PLAN for a special day, and I finally decided it was time treat myself! And damn. What a treat indeed.
Ethan Dexter is a hero of my dreams, and his giant, tattooed, pierced, body are just a small percentage of what makes him one of my new favorites. The man PAINTS. Paintings of his male friends that he gives them for wedding presents! He shows up, he says what he means, and means what he says, and he's just absolutely bowled over by a woman who is also one of my new favorites.
Besides a brief moment at the break which I felt was out of character for Dex (
Spoiler
Dex punches a wall multiple times and trashes a bunch of his house when he gets angry and believes Fiona took the payout from the tabloid, scaring her AND ME mightilyI appreciated the discussion of Dex's virginity, why he chose to remain a virgin, and why Fi was the one he was ready to be with. I also appreciated the complete lack of slut-shaming in this story. Fi is most decidedly not a virgin, and that doesn't matter at all. Also for being a football romance, the amount of football to story was just right for me.
I'll definitely be re-reading soon!
CW: violence, discussion of a really bad drunken sexual experience (past, alcohol and dubious consent with main character and scene characters), public embarrassment of a character due to tabloids; gender essentialist language