Michelle's Reviews > Off Sides

When Ryan and his friends grab a bite to eat after a night of drinking, the witty waitress, Danny catches his eye. From the piercings and the blue tips in hair, she is nothing like the girls he is expected to date. But there is something about her that he can’t resist. He knows by pursuing her that he’s opening her up to attacks from his inner circle that might look down on her, but it’s a battle they are willing to face together.

Danny has a thing or two to teach Ryan about the real world that exists outside of the elite he finds himself around. The integrity that exists with those that work to survive and fight to have a chance, the exact opposite of everything he was raised around. But with his parent’s high expectations, his relationship is tested to the point of breaking.

So for those that follow my reviews you might notice a pattern here. Yes, another Sawyer Bennett book. I can’t help it. I have fallen utterly in love with the way she writes and the stories she has to tell. I knew after finishing up two of her other series, that I had to start Off Sides, a book that has been on my Kindle forever.

It was everything that I expected it to be. The love story was sweet – it did have a very instant-love deal, but that is not an issue for me as a reader when the story itself can stand on its own.

If you haven’t yet picked up this author, do so. You can’t go wrong with any of her books – just pick one and start and prepare not to stop.