Rugby. 
 That was the hook because how can one pass up a book where a rugby player is the lead? Not me so I dove in and even when they drove me batshitcrazy, I still enjoyed Annie and Ronan's story. 
 Annie's need to maintain a hermit-esque lifestyle drove me crazy, even when I could understand her reasoning behind it, because when she was the Socialmedialite (or forgot to be in hermit mode) she was quite fun and sassy and had so much to offer if she'd just take the chance. Ronan, despite being a bit moody at times, was charming, persistent and quite patient. He worked hard for what he had and just wanted to live his life the way he wanted. 
 The way that they their relationship evolved was a fun ride with ups and downs and some really sweet and smexy moments. Even though they were thrown together and had a bunch of issues and secrets to work through, they found a way to not only get to know each other, but get under each others skins. Some of my favorite moments involved New York's Finest and how it played a huge part in their relationship. 
 I enjoyed the writing and how the authors styles worked seamlessly together. The various twists and turns in the story kept me turning the pages and I liked how there were some things I could see coming, but there were a good amount that surprised me. The characters, both main and secondary, were all fun and well written and though I'm on the fence about Sean, I loved Lucy and cannot wait to get my hands on The Player and The Pixie!