Game Changer
Game On in Seattle
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4.4 • 58 Ratings
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Publisher Description
When horse racing and football collide, Hunter McCoy, star tight end of the Seattle Steelheads and neophyte horse owner, finds himself in a battle of wills with a sexy horsewoman and a stubborn, opinionated race horse.
Kate Vanderhof-Carrigan's family has raised champion Thoroughbreds on their Kentucky bluegrass farm for over a century. Lately the farm has fallen on hard times, but Kate is determined to return Oak Brook to its former glory. First, she must satisfy an odd clause in her grandfather's will. She's been given five years to produce a winner of horse racing's biggest prize of all, the Derby, or lose the farm to her siblings and their development plans. Time has run out, and Hunter's talented horse stands between Kate and her last shot at the Derby. Only Kate never counted on her heart entering the race.
Hunter is juggling his responsibilities to his two-dozen investors, his blind sister, his football career, and his commitment to his tribe. The last thing he needs is an unwanted attraction to a spoiled rich girl who doesn't fit into his carefully crafted plans. Not only are they rivals on the race track, but she doesn't understand or appreciate his dedication to his Native American heritage. Yet despite the odds, all bets are off when Hunter and Kate find themselves in a relationship they can't resist.
With the stakes much higher than the Derby purse, can these two longshots win the biggest race of their lifetime or will their hearts finish out of the money?
Customer Reviews
Opposites do Attract
**I received an arc copy of this book for a honest review.
This next installment from Jami Davenport is a must read. In this book you really get a two for one. Not only is it the story of Hunter and Kate, but also Cam and Lillie. This is an opposite attract story where they find out they have more in common then they thought.
Hunter and Cam are football players and own a race horse together. Kate is from a race horse dynasty. Racing is a business and this is her last chance to save her Grandfathers farm. Hunter believes in listening to his horse and letting him choose when to run. The person who communicates best with Sid is Hunters sister Lillie. Lillie is a writer and horsewoman. Hunter is overprotective of his older sister especially when his team mate Cam starts spending to much time with her. Even though these couples come from different worlds and perspectives, they are made for each other.
I enjoyed this installment of the series. Was a bonus getting Lillie and Cam's story. I would recommend this book.
Fantastic read
This is a fantastic read. It kept me interested the entire time. It had a great turn of events ha. Highly recommend it look forward to the next.
Surprises
This is book #7, in the Game On In Seattle series. This book can be read as a standalone novel. I recommend reading series in order for reader enjoyment and understanding.
This book was surprising. More than I expected was inside. I also felt like the characters were a bit flat at first, but it may have been just me. As the story got on, I found myself rooting for the main couple.
Hunter & Kate hate each other nearly from the beginning. We all know that hate is near a fine line. The attraction is there too. Kate is kind of blinded by a one track mind. Hunter seems equally blind for a bit as well. This series is always so much fun.
***This early copy was given in exchange for an honest review.