Emerson is finally seeing her dreams come true: cheering for professional football. She has a whole rule book to follow that make her question her dream, especially as she is not the traditional professional cheerleader body type -- she's got curves. Most of the rules aren't too bad, but the fraternization rule quickly becomes a challenge when she meets Grant Sanchez, one of the team captains. And shortly thereafter runs into someone from her past she thought she'd never see again: her ex best friend and first love, Miller Quinton. 
 I liked Emerson's character. She is determined and focused on her goals, while also keeping her small family afloat. She has to work hard to provide for herself and her father and though she has very little free time, cheering is important to her so she makes it work. 
 The guys were each harder to love in their own ways. I loved that Miller had returned after so many years away, and as the pieces of their past are uncovered I couldn't help but love him even more. 
 Grant Sanchez was very much the stereotypical overconfident professional athlete, but he also was very goal oriented and loyal to his team. 
 There were times I couldn't decide which guy I was rooting for, and other times I had a clear leader in my head. There were even times that clear leader switched places for me. I wasn't prepared for a full on love triangle, and think I struggled more than I needed to with that aspect of the story. 
 This was a fun, sporty triangle with strong friends to lovers ties. The side characters added a lot of fun to what was already an entertaining story. Though I wasn't always sure which team I was on, I knew this was a story I had to consume and am looking forward to more from this series. 
 I was gifted a copy in exchange for an honest review.