One Night with a Quarterback

Santa Fe Bobcats Series #1

By: Jeanette Murray

Narrated by: Carly Robins

Cassie Wainwright thought that her father - head coach of the Santa Fe Bobcats - ignored her purposefully. Come to find out, he had no clue that she'd ever been born. Now Cassie is determined to meet the man who's always been missing from her life. Her mother warns her that being the long-lost daughter of a well-known NFL coach won't be easy, but Cassie's determined to stick it out - and before her life turns upside down, she wants one more night of fun.

Starting quarterback for the Santa Fe Bobcats Trey Owens is tired of being in the limelight. Lucky for him, the beautiful brunette he meets at the club isn't a local. She has no idea who he is, and she's down to party.

Tomorrow Cassie will think about her father. Tomorrow she'll think about her future - but tonight is for herself and the hottie she found on the dance floor. It's a match made in heaven, if only for a night....

©2014 Jeanette Murray (P)2016 Tantor

Everything you want

This was surprisingly sweet, funny, and relatable. The leading lady is unapologetically herself, hilarious, ride or die, nerdy, and vulnerable. This supports the theory that a good love story is forged through a strong female protagonist.

it was a good story until the ending

They left things hanging there's no end to the book like does she take him back does the stepmother get her comeuppance does the sister confess etc it felt like there should have been another chapter and then an epilog. It was disappointing to say the least

felt so unfinished..

great start. ending felt rushed and incomplete. many questions, no answers. felt like ac,if hanger

Cute

Nothing steamy but cute. Low drama. Wicked stepmom. It seems last chapter leaves you hanging but recording messed up. Continue listening after the audible portion, the last chapter begins after the audible ending.

A pleasant surprise

This book showed up on my list of recommended books several times. The description didn’t do it justice.
The story was much deeper than I anticipated. Really enjoyable.
The narrator was great too!