She’s out of bounds…
As the captain of Manchester Athletic, I know exactly what persona the media and fans need to see.
Everything else is behind tightly closed bedroom doors.
I didn’t have a pretty childhood. I’m all kinds of broken. The only relationships I have contain boundaries, non-disclosure agreements and safe words.
My best friend and teammate is one of the few people who knows about what I do in private.
My problem?
The one woman I think I can fall in love with - his sister.
Target Man is a steamy, slow burn with a bang, older brother's best friend, soccer sports romance, with a dirty talking hero who knows exactly how to take control. Be warned, one more chapter will keep you up all night!
Part of the Manchester Athletic series, but can be enjoyed as a standalone.
Caroline's Review
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"He was every father's nightmare and every good girl's wet dream, including mine."
Jerrica Morris is crushing hard on Jesse Sullivan and, unless she's reading him wrong, he's attracted to her, too. He rejected her once but when she accepts the role of his driver, whilst he's on a driving ban, the two start spending a lot more time alone together. A trip to France, one bed, copious amounts of wine, good food, and free time really begin to work their magic. Who knows if it will be just a flash in the 'holiday pan', or if Jesse is willing to work for something he's beginning to realise that he can't lose.
"I wanted to step out of my controlled, boundaried expectations about what I could deserve and venture further into the unknown. With her."
Jerrica and Jesse were incredibly sweet and hot together. I loved how Jesse slowly let his barriers down and loosened his need for control because he wanted to try for Jerrica. I grieved for his past and the difficulties he faced growing up, but I adored the man he'd become. He was a good man with a good heart. Jerrica was a strong, confident woman. This author's heroines are always pretty solid characters and Jerrica was no exception. I liked that she didn't push Jesse or play games with his heart. She was patient and accepting but had the courage to ask for what she wanted. This was a fantastic read. I was completely absorbed and invested in the characters' lives.
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