Review: Sacking the Quarterback – Alexandra O’Hurley

Posted February 23, 2014 by Shannon in Reviews / 1 Comment

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At fourteen, Taylor Ashby had a schoolgirl crush on Rhett. Who could ignore the hotter than hell senior quarterback of the football team? But he left for college before she had her chance and went on tobe the hottest quarterback in the NFL, a world away from little Dixon, Texas.

Ten years later, Rhett Banes comes home after a very public divorce that caused his world to come crashing down. Coming home, he hopes he can remember the man he was before all the glitz and the money screwed with his head.

When Rhett comes across his best friend’s little sister all grown up, he can barely keep his hands to himself. But Taylor isn’t the same little girl who had an infatuation. She’s all woman and might be too much for him to handleβ€”especially when a woman is what got him into trouble in the first place.

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Release Date: January 29th 2014
Publisher: Twisted Erotica Publishing
Source: Provided by Author/Publisher via Manic Readers
Reviewer: Karen
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Reviewer’s Thoughts

This is an engaging, hot novella about Rhett, a successful NFL quarterback who returns to his hometown for the summer after a nasty divorce. He’s intrigued when he meets Taylor Ashby, his best friend’s little sister. Taylor has grown up in the ten years Rhett’s been away. Rhett finds Taylor irresistibly attractive and seductive. I found both Rhett and Taylor easy to like and connect with. This is a delightful story which includes a sexy quarterback, sizzling attraction and spicy sex scenes. I only wish it was longer.

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I am a lover of alpha males with dirty mouths, strong heroines putting alpha males in their place, and the Chicago Blackhawks. I'm a proud hockey mom who can often be found at the hockey rink cheering on my favorite forward, with my kindle close by.

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