It's a bad sign when you like secondary and tertiary characters more than the main ones. 
 "Why would he even want her when all she did was ignore his feeling, not listen to his pleas, and not give him the benefit of the doubt. He was a good man, and all she did was walk away" 
 Why, indeed? That was what I didn't understand. Why a good, kind, generous, handsome man like Shea would want to be with such selfish, unsecure, whining woman like Elli? He gave and gave and gave and got nothing in return except for the lack of trust and scandals. 
 First she didn't want to date him at all, then she didn't want to sleep with him, then she for months didn't want to answer to his declaration of love, then she hid important information about herself (information that could get him fired), and then she just dumped him because of some false accusation from her sister (whom she hates and knows what a lying bitch she is). And through this all Shea was still trying to build a relationship with her. Why? Come on, Shea! You can do so much better than this. 
 This book was too long for its good. Nothing happened. Shea was traveling half of the book and we would get long teary description of how they missed each other. Boooorrriiing.... 
 And then there was something wrong with the writing. Especially with the dialogs. I can't pinpoint what it was exactly, but sometimes they seemed very artificial and looking more like rehearsed interview and not like real life interactions. 
 So if you are looking for a good sport romance my advice is to look somewhere else. Save yourself from wasting time.