4.5 stars 
 Drew has one year to prove his value as starting quarterback for the Los Angeles Knights. His clean cut image is just what the team is looking for to clean up their own. He hopes focusing on the field will help him lead his team to a Superbowl win as well. 
 Dani loves football. As the daughter of a football coach and now a lawyer for the LA Knights, football is in her blood. While she recognizes Drew for who he is when they first meet, she lets him pretend to be a regular guy and the sparks fly between them. When she realizes he is the newest member of the Knights' team, things may not work out between them if he is the team's plan to clean up their image. 
 The heat between these two was fast, but the warmth continued to grow as they got to know each other. I loved watching as they skated between professional and personal, balancing their emerging feelings with the need to keep up a perfect media image. 
 This was a quick, fun, sports centered story. I wasn't always surprised by the direction of the story, but love watching them sort through the challenges their relationship faced. The side characters would make fun main characters themselves, but helped add to the direction of Drew and Dani's story as well. Though this is a novella, it packs a lot of depth into a short number of pages. 
 I was gifted a review copy in exchange for an honest review.