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Book Review: The Forever Game by A.M. Williams

  • Writer: Kristen Lewendon
    Kristen Lewendon
  • Jul 14, 2022
  • 2 min read

Updated: Jul 27, 2022

Meet Cute Book Club Book 3

Daphne Being born as a creative with zero athletic ability into a family of athletes means only one thing - I’m the family outcast. The one who no matter how successful I am, will never fit in. That’s okay. I’m happy with my life. I’ve got my friends, good books to read, and my very own tattoo studio where I get to live my own dreams. Things are going just fine for me. Then he shows up. The definition of tall, dark, and handsome. I don’t think I’ve ever been this wildly attracted to someone at first glance. There are a million reasons why things between the two of us would never work out. But, the universe keeps throwing us together and Jameson seems hell-bent on proving me wrong. Jameson I’m in town for one reason and one reason only: recover in the off season so I can go back next year ready to dominate on the field. After a brutal divorce and an even worse football season, I need to recoup and get my head in the game. What I don’t need is distractions. That’s exactly what she is. She’s gorgeous, funny, and has curves in all the right places. There’s just two small problems. I’m on the rebound and she’s the daughter of my mentor. Who would even want to go there? But, somehow we keep crossing paths and there’s something tempting about breaking through all those stereotypes she has about guys like me. Can we find a way to give in to what our hearts want and finally win the forever game? The Forever Game is a standalone, sports romance that is part of the multi-author series, Meet Cute Book Club series. Escape with this swoon-worthy collection of romances where meet-cutes don't only happen between the pages of romance novels and members find their own happily ever afters.

 

My Review:

The angst! The drama! Be still my reality-television-loving heart. I loved Daphne right from the beginning. I found it very easy to connect with her feeling like a misfit among the people she should have had the most in common with. For the most part, I really liked Jameson too. His biggest jerk moment made me question that feeling, but I could understand what was driving his behavior. I also really liked that this was a slower burn romance. We got to watch Daphne and Jameson learning how to be friends while they were trying to resist being set up together before finally giving in to the chemistry between them. Now that it's over, I'm desperate to know more about the family dynamic that landed them in this situation in the first place.

I received a complimentary advanced copy of this book through Indie Pen PR.


Other books in the series

The Wine Down (Meet Cute Book Club #1)
The Jane Thing (Meet Cute Book Club #2)

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