Ehh, I found this book to be pretty much in the middle. The premise wasn't very interesting to me, but I had heard the later books in the series (interconnected standalones) was good, so I figured I would start with the first book. 

This is a romance about bull-rider Rhett who gets himself some bad PR and Summer is his PR's agent daughter expected to essentially babysit him to ensure that he doesn't do any more bad stunts before the championships. 

I did like Summer, our main MC. I felt her motivations were believable and she had some good character development throughout the book. Rhett wasn't for me, and honestly I think apart of that is just that the PR issues didn't seem believable at all. Are people really that mad at someone for not liking milk?? For him it seems like we hear about how bad he is, and when we meet him he isn't at all like the bad boy persona and I wish we would've seen that. 

The romance was good, but it didn't really draw me in. I feel like this book has a lot of setup in the beginning and tends to be a bit slower at the start. It was just lacking a lot of what I normally like in romances.