The Baller

The first time I met Brody Easton was in the men's locker room. It was my first interview as a professional sportscaster. The famed quarterback decided to bare all. And by all, I don't mean he told me any of his secrets. No. The arrogant ass decided to drop his towel, just as I asked the first question. On camera.


The Super Bowl MVP quickly adopted a new hobby—screwing with me. When I pushed back, he shifted from wanting to screw with me to wanting to screw me. But I don't date players. And it's not because I'm one of the few women working in the world of professional football. I'd date an athlete. It's the other kind of player I don't date. You know the type. Good looking, strong, cocky, always looking to get laid.



Brody Easton was the ultimate player. Every woman wanted to be the one to change him. But the truth was, all he needed was a girl worth changing for. Turned out, I was that girl. Simple right? Let's face it. It never is.


There's a story between once upon a time and happily ever after . . . and this one is ours.

Contains mature themes.©2016 Vi Keeland

Not expected twist

I enjoyed both voices and wasn't expecting the twist in the story. I would highly recommend this book!

Not what I expected, but exactly what I wanted

I've read a lot of books and have had books that I've enjoyed, but never have I had a book catch my attention the way this one did. I struggled to listen because I knew what I wanted to have happen and wasn't sure where Vi was going with it, yet I couldn't stop myself because I was so engrossed. This is a wonderful story that will have you on the edge of your seat right to the end.

Performance Ruined It

I’m not big on writing reviews, but I feel compelled to add my opinion. Vi Keeland wrote a promising story, but the narration absolutely ruined it. Cartwright had zero emotion and her pacing was painful.

Love

Really good book! I'd highly recommend this book. Great story, and a great set of narrators!

OMG love this book

Couldn't put the book down, or my phone. Hope there's a book 2. narrators were great too.