The Game Plan

Game On Series, Book 3

De: Kristen Callihan

Narrado por: Grace Grant, Teddy Hamilton

A beard-related dare and one hot-as-hell kiss change everything.

NFL center Ethan Dexter's focus has always been on playing football and little else. Except when it comes to one particular woman. The lovely Fiona Mackenzie might not care about his fame, but she's also never looked at him as anything more than one of her brother-in-law's best friends. That ends now.

Fi doesn't know what to make of Dex. The bearded, tattooed, mountain of man-muscle looks more like a biker than a football player. Rumor has it he's a virgin, but she finds that hard to believe. Because from the moment he decides to turn his quiet intensity on her, she's left weak at the knees and aching to see his famous control fully unleashed. Fi ought to guard her heart and walk away; they live vastly different lives in separate cities. And Dex is looking for a forever girl. But Dex has upped his game and is using all his considerable charm to convince Fi he's her forever man.

Game on.

Contains mature themes.

©2015 Kristen Callihan (P)2022 Tantor

Loved Dex!

What a man! Loved the bashful Dex! Nothing like the strong silent type. Great storyline!

Loved This Story

I really enjoyed this sports romance audiobook. Teddy Hamilton and Grace Grant did a wonderful job of bringing Ethan and Fiona’s story to life.

I loved the fact that Ethan wasn’t a playboy, like most sports romances. This was a wonderful change and I wish it would happen more often. Ethan has been somewhat infatuated with Fiona for a couple of years now but the timing wasn’t just right for a while. Ethan is the best friend to Fiona’s brother-in-law and his fame means very little to her. Wish is a nice change for Ethan and one of the reasons he likes her so much.

Fiona hasn’t been interested in settling down. She’s come to visit her sister and take a much needed vacation. She wasn’t prepared for the bearded and tattooed hunk that is also staying at her sister’s house. She finds it hard to believe that Ethan is a virgin but eventually he explains his reasons for his choices and they make perfect sense.

Ethan is determined to show Fiona what they could be together but she doesn’t see how it could work when they live so far apart.

This was a great story and I will definitely be checking out the others in this series. This was the first book by this author that be read/listened to.

Sexy Dexy & Fifi

I love their story but hated the drama they had to deal with. Another great story with this group of friends,

Narration was perfect!

Love this series but …

I like this series but this one was my least favorite . Fiona pissed me off so much. I know not all they all can’t be strong females but dang girl.

excellence

grace grant is good but I absolutely love Teddy Hamilton. These two work so well together. The author does an excellent job on this series.

love the character development

I had no dislikes with story. In fact this is my second time listening

Oh, Grace, please practice your male voice

The story was good but I almost DNF because of the female narrator’s male voice. She made the hero sound like a dumb buffoon, which made it hard to like him. Of course Teddy saved the day with his fantastic narration. I rarely leave reviews but had to warn readers to be prepared to wince every time it’s the female chapter.

Cute love story

I really like this one! Very much love at first sight for one! The love and admiration these two have for each other is so sweet!
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
🌶️🌶️🌶️

Sweet story

Ethan is steadfast and determined. Fiona is slightly misunderstood. Their story is sweet but not spectacular.

Unfortunately, the female narrator made Etan sound like a stoned surfer dude, which was a bit of a turn off. Teddy Hamilton was flawless as always.

It’s okay to be angry with your partner…

I don’t normally do reviews, but I liked the premise of this book. I thought the performance was just okay. The subject matter was
interesting but not using a code to lock your phone is lame. Also, for me, I really need to have the “bad guy” get theirs in the end and this book doesn’t give me enough of that.