I buddy read this book with my dear friend Rachmi --- click her name to read her review. 
 I decided to read another R.S. Grey book by picking up her another sports romance novel,Settling the Score. This book can be read as a standalone but I recommend you to read Scoring Wilder first as the main characters of that book have appearance here. 
 The story takes place in Rio de Janeiro, 5 years after Scoring Wilder and it's about Andie Foster. For years, she focused trained hard to make it in the American Soccer team as a goalkeeper. Olympics is a huge event for athletes and also a needed vacation for on Soccer. When Freddie Archibald, a Duke and British Olympic Swimmer stumbles her path, she's drawn to his charms and sexiness. 
 It seems the feeling is mutual, Freddie finds Andie alluring and irresistible. The chemistry between them hits off with sizzling moments but it's quite complicated. Freddie is engaged to someone but he wants to break it off to be with Andie. Being with her publicly will stir more drama and they will both absorb the impact. Aside from breaking his record and getting medals, he wants her heart. 
 I like this book but I have mixed feelings. I have no complains on the writing style because it's good and engaging. The romance is fine but not off the charts, and the story is entertaining. However, there is something that bothered me: 
 * The wrist injury: Andie sustains a minor wrist injury and she's been enduring it for years. She got a medical clearance to play in Olympics but it's worrisome she's feeling a dull to sharp pain. That's not a minor injury to me and her pain scale is 7/10 but keeps telling it's 3/10 just to play the games? I understand her determination to play for U.S. and she complied with her therapy sessions in Rio but she went against the medical advice. It's risky and irresponsible. She shouldn't have underestimate injuries, if she's not careful enough, her Soccer career will be over. 
 Despite my issues, Caroline Montague is a great antagonist. I'm entertained with this two-faced shark and her manipulative, crazy attitude. She's Freddie's ex-psycho fiancee. Also, Freddie's younger sister,Georgie Archibald is the funniest and sassiest side character!. I think these two somehow uplift my rating and they are really entertaining. This is a good novel but not the best one.