Sweet Spot (Roseville Ramblers #3) by Staci Hart is NOW LIVE!
AMAZON: https://geni.us/sweet-spot
TROPES:
Grumpy/Sunshine
Age Gap
Teach Me
Wolf Daddy
Found Family
Alpha Hero
Forbidden
Super Spicy
Small Town
Sports Romance
AMAZON: https://geni.us/sweet-spot
TROPES:
Grumpy/Sunshine
Age Gap
Teach Me
Wolf Daddy
Found Family
Alpha Hero
Forbidden
Super Spicy
Small Town
Sports Romance
BLURB
I should absolutely, under no circumstance develop a crush on my co-worker--the grumpy, wolf-daddy, much older high school baseball coach.
First problem? He's twenty years older than me. Second? I've never even been kissed. Third? When I ask him to teach me, he said yes.
In my defense, Grey Brooks is a great coach. As an elementary school librarian, I know more about books than swinging hammers or baseball bats. I thought I was a lost cause, but from showing me how to throw a baseball to fixing up my rickety old house, all he does is teach me. And somewhere between the lessons and the laughter, we become friends. So asking him to teach me to kiss...etc, just makes sense. Right? Right?
He makes rules. Keep it casual. Keep it secret. Keep the feels in check.
But in a small town where everyone's watching, nothing stays secret for long. Every rule we break blurs the line between lessons and love, the rumors are getting louder, and Grey thinks he's going to ruin me.
He might be right. But not for the reasons he thinks.
Because there's more than gossip hiding in Roseville. And by the time I see the danger coming, the only person who can save me is the one everyone says I should stay away from.
I should absolutely, under no circumstance develop a crush on my co-worker--the grumpy, wolf-daddy, much older high school baseball coach.
First problem? He's twenty years older than me. Second? I've never even been kissed. Third? When I ask him to teach me, he said yes.
In my defense, Grey Brooks is a great coach. As an elementary school librarian, I know more about books than swinging hammers or baseball bats. I thought I was a lost cause, but from showing me how to throw a baseball to fixing up my rickety old house, all he does is teach me. And somewhere between the lessons and the laughter, we become friends. So asking him to teach me to kiss...etc, just makes sense. Right? Right?
He makes rules. Keep it casual. Keep it secret. Keep the feels in check.
But in a small town where everyone's watching, nothing stays secret for long. Every rule we break blurs the line between lessons and love, the rumors are getting louder, and Grey thinks he's going to ruin me.
He might be right. But not for the reasons he thinks.
Because there's more than gossip hiding in Roseville. And by the time I see the danger coming, the only person who can save me is the one everyone says I should stay away from.
MY REVIEW
Molly's finally out from her parents' oppressive control and has moved to a small town, taken the librarian position, and bought a fixer upper. She has always been so sheltered - think homeschooled, the whole nine yards - that she lacks experience in all sorts of things. Who better to ask for coaching from her new baseball coach, the seriously hot older baseball coach that she has an intense attraction to. If Grey says yes...she'll never be the same.
Grey has resisted the ray of sunshine that is Molly for as long as he could, but now that she's asked him to coach her, first in baseball, then in drinking, now in...other stuff, his restraint has snapped. Oh he knows it's wrong - he's far too old and grumpy for her, but he simply cannot resist her any longer. But when the town turns on them, then her parents, then outside forces, will the darkness he doesn't let out often, get the best of him?
I need me a wolf daddy! Just don't tell my husband 😉 Grey is intense and grumpy and entirely certain he's not good enough, or good for, his sunshiney Molly. He and Molly have deliciously spicy chemistry and such a beautiful emotional connection. He becomes her rock, especially near the end with her parents and the surprise twist did their best to hurt her. But though he's her rock, she's strong all on her own. I've been enjoying this small town series of Staci's so much and sweet sunshiney Molly and her grumpy wolf daddy have made me love it even more.
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