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A review by readfrenzy
Sweet Home by Tillie Cole
3.0
3.5 stars
Overall, I really enjoyed this sweet college sports romance. I’ve got a soft spot for smart, geeky heroines, and British transplant Molly Shakespeare fits the mold perfectly. Romeo Prince is an alpha male/player wrapped in an NFL-bound star quarterback package. Romeo and Shakespeare. Get it? The two are adorable together, and their attraction is magnetic. Although Romeo frequently comes across as too needy and whiney, the characters are likable, and the story tugs at your heartstrings. I really enjoyed Molly and Rome’s friends. In particular, Texas gal Cass is a hoot! If you like your villains catty and truly evil (albeit rather unrealistic in their soap opera portrayal), and your romances with a fair amount of angst, this book should be right up your alley.
The sexual content is significantly steamier than your standard New Adult novel, so heed the 18 and older reader warning.
Overall, I really enjoyed this sweet college sports romance. I’ve got a soft spot for smart, geeky heroines, and British transplant Molly Shakespeare fits the mold perfectly. Romeo Prince is an alpha male/player wrapped in an NFL-bound star quarterback package. Romeo and Shakespeare. Get it? The two are adorable together, and their attraction is magnetic. Although Romeo frequently comes across as too needy and whiney, the characters are likable, and the story tugs at your heartstrings. I really enjoyed Molly and Rome’s friends. In particular, Texas gal Cass is a hoot! If you like your villains catty and truly evil (albeit rather unrealistic in their soap opera portrayal), and your romances with a fair amount of angst, this book should be right up your alley.
The sexual content is significantly steamier than your standard New Adult novel, so heed the 18 and older reader warning.