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A review by ashley_recommendsromance
Tempting the Tight End by Lisa Suzanne
lighthearted
medium-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? Character
- Strong character development? Yes
- Loveable characters? Yes
- Diverse cast of characters? It's complicated
- Flaws of characters a main focus? It's complicated
3.5
I fully believe that The Nash Brothers series by Lisa Suzanne is some of her best work. I love this new and exciting direction her work has taken while still holding true to the super swoony and sassy sports romance world. Tempting the Tight End is the latest addition.
⭐️ Rating: 3.5/5
🌶️ Spice: 3/5
Tropes:
🏈Coach’s Daughter
🏈One Night Stand
🏈Secret Relationship
🏈Forbidden Romance
🏈Surprise Pregnancy
Something that makes this series so special is duh, the Nash Brothers. These brothers, who all have played in the league professionally. Being the son of a one time celebrated player and now social pariah will really bring these boys together. They’re all trying to navigate their career while being smacked in the face by finding their perfect match.
While we have an overview as to who Asher Nash is from the perspective of the first few Nash Brother books, we get to see a much more sensitive side in Tempting the Tight End. This book is sold as a standalone but I think it would be confusing and unfulfilling without the others for context.
⭐️ Rating: 3.5/5
🌶️ Spice: 3/5
Tropes:
🏈Coach’s Daughter
🏈One Night Stand
🏈Secret Relationship
🏈Forbidden Romance
🏈Surprise Pregnancy
Something that makes this series so special is duh, the Nash Brothers. These brothers, who all have played in the league professionally. Being the son of a one time celebrated player and now social pariah will really bring these boys together. They’re all trying to navigate their career while being smacked in the face by finding their perfect match.
While we have an overview as to who Asher Nash is from the perspective of the first few Nash Brother books, we get to see a much more sensitive side in Tempting the Tight End. This book is sold as a standalone but I think it would be confusing and unfulfilling without the others for context.