Slick's review posted at Guilty Pleasures Book Reviews 
 Even though I am a non-lover of football I still find myself reading football romances, but Jackson's Trust by Violet Duke was very different in that both the hero and heroine lived and breathed football but weren't directly involved with it. As a sports network's game analyst and an sidelines reporter they both have a great knowledge of the game but from the moment Jackson Gray sees Leila Hart he knows two things, one he can't get her off his mind and two she knows way more about football than anyone gives her credit for. I loved the flirty and fun side of this story and I also appreciated its complex and dark underbelly, but most of all I loved how two people were willing to give up everything to be together. 
 Jackson Gray loves his job and finding out the network's new sideline reporter is every bit as good an analyst as he is and while the chemistry between them burns brightly from the start he knows that she deserves better than when he can give. Leila was so feisty and fierce and it was fantastic seeing a tomboy type woman figure out a way to enter into a man's world and make it not because of her "assets" but because of her brain. I enjoyed watching these two become friends, sharing their lives and even their moments of intimacy that didn't involve sex. There was something special about the bond they forged and Jackson proved time and time again he was willing to go the extra mile to help his friends, his co-workers and most of all to help Leila get the career she not only wanted but deserved. I hated that he kept so much about his life from her but also understood his reasoning even when I still think she would have been better off and better prepared knowing. 
 When their lives are turned upside down I appreciated that neither one of them blamed the other, that they were able to be rational and eventually even talk and work through it, but most of all I loved seeing that neither one was the same without the other which gave me hope. Despite everything there was a love and mutual admiration for one another they simply couldn't turn off. 
 Sassy and fun with characters that immediately took up residence in my heart, plus some intrigue that packed a punch, Jackson's Trust was easy to love and impossible to put down. 
 Reviews copy provided for an honest review.