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Even Exchange
by Hailey Dickert
Another book I really enjoyed!
I’m not usually a sports book person, but if they were all like this one (heavy on the story with a spattering of sport), I could be interested in more of them.
I know a lot of readers don’t like the “surprise baby”/baby trope, but it’s something I always enjoy. My only complaint about it, was that I knew about it before reading the book. Lol.
This story was so sweet pretty much from the start. The characters were fun to meet and make you want to read the other stories that have them as well. I’m definitely interested in finding this authors other books.
Here’s a few quotes I enjoyed…
“Every single one of us is deserving of love—scars and all.”
““Noah Caruso, have you been doing Daddy research?” she asks, grabbing my arm and pulling me to her, looping her hands around my waist. “Gotta make sure Mommy’s taken care of too,” I tell her.”
““I will never be able to express how grateful I am for you.” She rests her hand against my cheek, and my eyes flutter shut as I lean into it. “You make this all seem so easy.” Loving you is easy. Like breathing. Like gravity. Like home. “You’re worth it.” I bring her palm to my lips, kissing it.”
I’m not usually a sports book person, but if they were all like this one (heavy on the story with a spattering of sport), I could be interested in more of them.
I know a lot of readers don’t like the “surprise baby”/baby trope, but it’s something I always enjoy. My only complaint about it, was that I knew about it before reading the book. Lol.
This story was so sweet pretty much from the start. The characters were fun to meet and make you want to read the other stories that have them as well. I’m definitely interested in finding this authors other books.
Here’s a few quotes I enjoyed…
“Every single one of us is deserving of love—scars and all.”
““Noah Caruso, have you been doing Daddy research?” she asks, grabbing my arm and pulling me to her, looping her hands around my waist. “Gotta make sure Mommy’s taken care of too,” I tell her.”
““I will never be able to express how grateful I am for you.” She rests her hand against my cheek, and my eyes flutter shut as I lean into it. “You make this all seem so easy.” Loving you is easy. Like breathing. Like gravity. Like home. “You’re worth it.” I bring her palm to my lips, kissing it.”