Slick's review posted on Guilty Pleasures Book Reviews 
 5 Stars 
 I'm a huge baseball fan so the minute I started this book, I was pretty excited. A slumping pitcher headed for a rehab assignment and a small business woman are both dragged on a wine tasting train tour by well meaning friends. They meet purely by circumstance and are brought together by a game of "guess the truth" that leads to them both telling quite a few untruths. I found Back On Track to be completely entertaining, witty, and downright fun. 
 I really enjoyed both of these characters immensely. Allie is bright, funny, and thoughtful. I like that once she realizes who Matt is; she doesn't let on and she lets him have his anonymity. I found Matt so charming and got such a kick out of him being jealous of himself. The banter between these two was hilarious at times but they also shared a lot of real feelings as well. When you add in their immense attraction and their hot as hell "almost" moments, I found it difficult to find fault with either one of them. 
 This is absolutely a must read story. I know for me, it's one I will enjoy time and time again. Back on Track delivers quite the punch in a small, tidy package; annoyingly perfect characters, fantastic dialog, some steamy intense moments, and a satisfying ending. Honestly, I did not want this story to end; it was one of those books I kept turning my Kindle off and back on to see if another 8-10 chapters would appear. So, Donna...how about you get right on that and let me know when you're done; I'll be happy to beta read it for you! 
 Review copy provided for an honest review.