Jordan Woods is the captain and quarterback of her highschool football team. She's seen by the other players as just one of the guys which isn't a problem for her. Her main focus is getting an athletics scholarship, however, when Ty Green moves to her school her chances are threatened. He's a good qb, possibly even better than her and to make things worse she no longer just looks at the other players as her friends, can relationships and being captain of the team really work well together? 
 This book was seriously good, Jordan was an extremely funny narrator, I completely identified with her when she talked about her disinterest in typically girly things. The guys on the football team were great, even though Jordan made some really stupid decisions they always stuck around. It wasn't too deep, I mean there were definitely issues threaded through the plot, like how Jordan felt that people didn't take her seriously as a football player because she's a girl, but overall the book was just really fun to read. I'd recommend this to either guys or girls, I suppose it's targeted at girls seeing as Jordan is a female narrator but honestly I think if you look past some of that to the football and generally how funny the book is it doesn't matter. 
 "But I'm practically a guy. I mean, except for these fucking hormones that make me want to jump Ty and Justin Timberlake. I don't obsess over things that other girls care about, like clothes, movie stars, hair, painting nails, knitting, or whatever shit they're into." 
 Jordan, I hear you! 
 Review originally published on Holly Was Here