My first foray into Keeland's books and I'm impressed. The book wasn't perfect (the characters didn't stand out that much for me, for example) but it's a polished, professional piece of writing that tries to do a few things differently too. For example, the back story of Brody and Delilah's previous relationships becomes really important to their story. That is, the ex-es are not just quickie obstacles to jump over but real complicating factors in the new relationship. I liked how seriously Keeland dealt with that. And who can resist a good sports romance??