Molto carino. Gavin Riley, fratello di Mick, giocatore di baseball ed Elizabeth sua agente e già anche del fratello che l'ha licenziata e le fa la guerra per quello che aveva combinato contro la sua ragazza e il figlio. Lei da sempre innammorata di lui ha alle spalle una famiglia che ha lasciato per i maltrattamenti del padre. Ci metteranno un po' ma alla fine tutto andrà bene. ( )

I put this off because I couldn't stand Liz in the first book. I really enjoyed this one while feeling the extra time between books was smart. I had forgotten the events of the first book which made this one more enjoyable. Elizabeth was more human....Gavin was HOT!!! ( )

I loved these two so much. Hot sex, great dialogue and believable conflict. This is the book that sold me on the series. ( )

I'm all over the place with my feelings about this book. (well from 2.5 to 3.5)

It was my second Jaci Burton, and I enjoyed the first. I do feel like these have a better level of maturity than most sports romances, and I've grown to enjoy the family dynamic quite a bit.

Also, the sex in this book was very very delicious. I added one star because of that.

That Gavin saw through Elizabeth's tough exterior I loved. He was clearly interested in her, his straight dirty talk was yummy, but what I didn't quite buy was his reluctance to admit he was in love. Or even in like. He seemed to clearly understand that he had deep affection from the get go.

While his issues were different from Mick's, they aren't as compelling (in ways), and I cannot say that I can distinguish the heroes in the two books. Her heroines are unique, however. In the same turn, Tara's and Elizabeth's reluctance are very similar and manifests for two different reasons in the same way.

I'll continue to read this series. I mean I really enjoyed the hot scenes enough to see if the characters start to seem more developed and unique in the future books. If it continues to feel like setting and sports get swapped out along with hero/heroines names, I'll begin passing on Jaci Burton books.

And that star I added for great sexy times...I take away for goatees. You've been warned, authors. ( )

Changing the Game
3.5 Stars

Quickie Review
Better that book #1.
Gavin and Liz have the emotional connection that was missing in Mick and Tara's book. There are some cheesy moments interwoven but overall their romance is sweet and engaging without too much angst.

One small nitpick is that Mick is a complete jerk and the book is missing a scene where Gavin puts him in his place perhaps with a well aimed punch in the kisser.

Jenna and Ty's book is next. ( )