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tvaddictedbookworm 's review for:
King of the Court
by R.S. Grey
3.5 stars.
This books is written in two parts. For me, it was in two parts as well - part one where I didn't like the heroine and part two, where it was like she was a new person and suddenly much more likable. You're probably wondering why I even bothered finishing the book. It was the hero, Ben. He was so likeable. The book started with him, thankfully, because had it started with Raelynn, I may not have finished.
The second part of this book felt very rushed to me. Ben seemed like a real person, despite being an NBA superstar, which I loved. The other players, especially Anthony, were great characters. I liked this book, but it is definitely not one of my favorites by an author who usually "shoots three" to me:)
This books is written in two parts. For me, it was in two parts as well - part one where I didn't like the heroine and part two, where it was like she was a new person and suddenly much more likable. You're probably wondering why I even bothered finishing the book. It was the hero, Ben. He was so likeable. The book started with him, thankfully, because had it started with Raelynn, I may not have finished.
The second part of this book felt very rushed to me. Ben seemed like a real person, despite being an NBA superstar, which I loved. The other players, especially Anthony, were great characters. I liked this book, but it is definitely not one of my favorites by an author who usually "shoots three" to me:)