It's been a little while since I've read a book by this author, but as much as I loved the ones before, it should be no surprise that I loved this one as well. Once again I was made to long for the school year to be over so I could start my summer break and be able to stay up all night to finish a book. This one I could barely put down. I loved the characters. You had the wonderful chemistry between our main characters Delaney and Maverick. You had the best friend Skye that you couldn't help loving. Then there was Delaney's ex, who is actually a much more relatable and almost likable character in the end. Especially because there is someone for you to hate, Muffin-Martha. Even with the sweetness of the romance, I appreciated the more realistic aspects. For example, the whole secret admirer with the texting didn't last longer than made sense. Delaney figured it out in a very perfect/reasonable amount of time. Then there was the way Maverick acted at what ended up being the final conflict of the story. He didn't go way overboard in how he pushed Delaney away, and I feel like she behaved perfectly reasonable, not like a crazy shrew. The consequences of everything Maverick had done also were realistic, but still had the HEA we wanted and needed. I'm excited for this to be a series, and I have a guess at who the next story might be about. But I can't wait to see! Another great sports romance.