Savannah Peachwood did a fantastic job at narrating.

I’ve got to say, I was way more emotional listening to the audio. Having read both the ebook and having listened to the audio. If I could give a book more than five stars, this would be it. I was lost in the story, addicted from the first to the very last page. Have they got what it takes to take that extra step, do they even want to try? Strangely wonderful characters, a wonderful story, with wonderful writing, as usual. Together they eventually learn to let each other in, and things are looking peachy, until that little bit of doubt creeps in and tries to ruin everything. Reese also has his own issues, he’s dealing with a not so easygoing unsupportive family.

So when she finds herself working the courts at a training camp hosting her dream team with her dream player, NBA superstar, Reese Forster, things start looking up for her (if only she can get her head screwed on straight and stop all the verbal diarrhoea spewing out of her mouth). The story follows the quirky and very heartbroken Charlie, an extreme basketball fan. Okay, no more emotional talk, let’s talk basketball, I know nothing about it, but I’m going to make it my mission to watch a game and find out more, especially if there are some real life players like Reese or Juan, because let me tell you, those guys leave all the rest in the dust, they’re perfect book boyfriends. Flipping heck! I am an emotional wreck! What a truly wonderful story, it was funny, it was romantic, it was so so emotional (for me especially, dementia is a disease I’ve had first hand dealings with).

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