I was walking by my paperback bookshelf and for some reason Changing The Game by Jaci Burton was
almost begging me to read it again. I
have wanted to read this series all over again and as much as I loved the first
book, Changing The Game is the book
that I always think touched a special part of my heart. I love Liz and Gavin, they balance themselves
out and reading about them again just cemented my love for them.
Liz knows how badly she messed up with Gavin’s brother, she
not only lost a client but a friend and well a family as well. Add into the equation that Liz has been in
love with Gavin for years, you can understand why she has been avoiding him,
his agent or not, because she doesn’t want to lose him as a client or just him
out of her life even if she has never shown interest in him until one kiss
after the Mick drama. Liz she is
complex, she has this ice-cold exterior but on the inside, she is soft,
vulnerable, and a bit damaged. When her
and Gavin start their relationship, she knows he is going to be the one to
destroy her heart, because she doesn’t have to worry about falling in love with
him, she already is waiting for him to damage her more than her past has.
Gavin is a baseball player and never looked at Liz in any
other way beyond his agent. Has he
noticed how attractive she is? Oh yes
but never acted on it. He knows that his
brother will have a huge issue with him being with Liz but sometimes it’s not
all about his big brother. He slowly
starts to realize what they have is more than just some fun between the sheets,
but what he doesn’t know is what. He
hurts her, more than once with his words, not thinking and just overall being a
dumb ass. He doesn’t realize how much he
needed her in his life.
The chemistry between them is off the charts explosive. The banter between them will have you giggling;
the emotional aspects will have your heart at times breaking. I think I loved this book even more after
reading it again. I love sports books in
general, I am a sports fan in real life, hockey and football are my favorites
but baseball holds a special place in my heart so maybe that is why this one
tends to be the book I first think of when I think of this series. I can’t wait to go back and rediscover the
other books in this series because reading Changing
The Game again has renewed my interest and love for this author and this
series.
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