[Read for Fantasyland: Round 1] 
 3.5 stars 
 This is the second one in the series, and I probably would've liked it better than the first if I didn't have a couple of problems with it. 
 The main one is that it's quite religious - I don't remember 'Catching Jordan' being quite as religious as this one. Parker, the heroine, has lost her faith (though she still keeps talking to God) in her Church because of how they treated her family after her mother left for another woman. It's not that I'm against religion or anything but I don't like it in books and I just can't relate to the whole small-town mentality and the narrow mindedness of everyone. The concept was quite good though, I liked that there was a different take on the main character - getting with lots of guys etc instead of being whiter than white (though she still had her virginity in tact which is the most important thing of course *rolls eyes*). Like with the first one, there is a lot of sport and being from the UK, had no idea of any of the terms, but it isn't too bad. I like that they have goals but I would like it if males were not the main character's only friends - not all of the female sex are bitchy and jealous. 
 It ended quite abruptly as well - we didn't get to know what happened to some of the characters (view spoiler)[why was Brian so shifty about going to his apartment? (hide spoiler)] and some were underdeveloped - Ryan, her dad and Veena (I think that's her name) for example. Maybe we'll see them in the next book. I'm not sure if I'll carry on, I probably will only because the fourth is about horses and I like horses :P