Handful

Gladiators of the Gridiron, Book 3

De: C.R. Grissom

Narrado por: Nelson Hobbs, Anastasia Watley

Scoring is the best part of the game.

Family lore about falling in forever love made for fun fireside fairy tales, but Kirsty Durnin isn't interested. After spending her high school years washing baby vomit out of her hair and rerouting her college plans after her mother's surprise pregnancy, she's finally ready to finish her undergrad degree before pursuing her master's. No more distractions...until she indulges in an impulsive, mind-melting New Year's kiss with Gladiators offensive lineman Everest.

Everest McBride oozes chiseled, mountain-sized masculine perfection and dominates on and off the field. Everest thought he had his life plan lined up like hash marks on a football field before he met Kirsty. Suddenly, he can't get the pint-sized pixie out of his head. Everest's go-to game plan to win Kirsty's heart involves charm, but getting ghosted isn't in his playbook.

Kirsty refuses to let a single smooch, no matter how hot, detour her path. By ignoring Everest, she'll forever fracture her family's "love at first kiss" fairy tale, but Everest plays to win, and, besides, he gives really good text.

Contains mature themes.

©2021 C.R. Grissom (P)2022 Tantor

Great series

Love the story line and series. Perfect setting and talks about real problems. Highly recommend.

Overall I’m just bored

I’m not sure if it’s the story or the narrators but I had an extremely difficult time getting into this. I find the female narrators voice very monotone and I had a hard time concentrating. I found myself rewinding because I wasn’t paying attention. Not sure I’d listen to any others with these narrators.

Fantastic series

This is the 3rd and sadly last book in this series! I love the characters, they are real and well developed. I highly recommend!

🏔️ 🦸🏼‍♀️

Cute story~ all the guys in this series have been absolute gentlemen, they kind, caring, and sexy. I enjoyed listening to this story, but it wasn’t my favorite out of the series. I wish there was more with Everest and his brother, it seemed lack luster. Also, I hate that Kirsty just jumped the gun when she tested. Like girl give it a freaking second, I’m surprised her mom didn’t suggest getting a blood test or something. Another thing in all the books they fall in love so suddenly, I wish they wrote about the characters spending more time together and bonding more before they fall in love. It’s all just a bit naïve and juvenile, but then again it is a college romance. One thing I love about the series, are the endings of the books. I love the way they just wrap up the story and everything is okay with everyone. Just a great way to end a story with a HEA. The narration was great!