The Slam

Ender Hemsworth has been called many things: Cock on Legs. Captain of Sigma Chi. Big man on campus. Star athlete at UC Berkeley. And he's always scowling like someone took a piss in his Cheerios.

Adelaide Vikander has been called one thing: Twenty Types of Trouble. And she likes to take the proverbial "piss" in Ender's Cheerios.

When they're forced to live together off campus, sparks fly and panties drop. Will Ender, the cold and unfeeling "Cock on Legs" grow a torso, a head, and a warm, beating heart?

©2016 Haleigh Lovell (P)2016 Tantor

Adorable and unique!

Loved the storyline and main female character, so charming and refreshing! A must-read for every romantic!

Couldn’t finish

I wasn’t impressed with the way Ender behaved. I couldn’t get past it, he treated Addi so crudely and I didn’t even want to see what happened next on the book.

Funny

The story was Funny. Funny characters and great narrations. The story was hum I do not now how to describe it. I work with a lot of Asperger Syndrome people and they really don’t like people touching them.

I must be the minority

After reading other reviews I must be the minority- I found this book hysterical and truly laugh out loud!
I enjoy a book that can make me laugh like a crazy person.

Heartwarming

I loved this unique love story. It was heartwarming to see addi's struggle to adapt it her environment and her owning what made her her. This story is about acceptance and celebration on what makes us unique showing love is for everyone you just have to find you person!