Her heart may be in more danger than
her job.
INTERCEPTING DAISY
Love & Football #6
Julie Brannagh
Released Sept 6th, 2016
Avon Impulse
From USA
Today bestselling author Julie Brannagh comes the next fun and
incredibly sexy novel in her beloved Seattle Sharks series.
When Daisy Spencer wrote an erotic
novella about the Seattle Sharks' backup quarterback and her #1 crush, Grant
Parker, she never expected it to become a runaway bestseller. If anyone
discovers she wrote the sexy story, her days as a flight attendant for the
Sharks would be over. But once she gets to know the real man behind the
fantasy, her heart may be in more danger than her job.
Having Seattle fans think squeaky
clean Grant is wild in bed is the last thing he needs-even if it might be
closer to the truth than he will ever say. As he spends his days, and nights,
with the gorgeous Daisy, he's not interested in going back to the lonely life
he once led. But when the real author of the novella is finally outed, Grant
and Daisy must both reveal the secrets they've hidden away or risk losing a
love that's better than any fantasy.
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Review
I have become a fan of the Love and Football series for many reasons. One of them is how different each and every story is and Intercepting Daisy was no different and stood out.
Daisy is a flight attendant and has a crush on Grant who plays football. While she might work on some of the flights he takes to his games they really haven't spoken much. The next best thing was writing down all her dirty fantasies about the rising football star. Daisy had no idea it would become a bestseller or the heat it would cause.
Grants team has worked hard on keeping his image clean, after all his parents are pastors but he has needs. One night stands are what he does and as long as it's done quietly no know will know until he discovers someone has written a book which is completely false. Now that he's met Daisy and wants to get serious with her he isn't sure she will stand by him when the news breaks on this book.
I really enjoyed the whole she wrote the book idea after her crush. While it did seem stalkerish at times Grant should have really been flattered she liked him like that. I mean it wasn't like she went around taking pictures of him or stealing his underwear but I like the idea of the story. I felt Brannagh really used her imagination with this one because hey anyone could do this.
I understood the characters and liked them not only as a couple but individuals. Daisy was nice, sweet and had a great job. Grant was in the spotlight so deserved his private life but you could see he was a good guy and did what he had too.
The dialogue was good and the story was entertaining but sometimes I did find myself wanting it to speed up or be a little more on the juicy side after all Daisy did write about what she wanted to do. But overall I enjoyed it and felt this one fit right in with the other books in this series.
Review
I have become a fan of the Love and Football series for many reasons. One of them is how different each and every story is and Intercepting Daisy was no different and stood out.
Daisy is a flight attendant and has a crush on Grant who plays football. While she might work on some of the flights he takes to his games they really haven't spoken much. The next best thing was writing down all her dirty fantasies about the rising football star. Daisy had no idea it would become a bestseller or the heat it would cause.
Grants team has worked hard on keeping his image clean, after all his parents are pastors but he has needs. One night stands are what he does and as long as it's done quietly no know will know until he discovers someone has written a book which is completely false. Now that he's met Daisy and wants to get serious with her he isn't sure she will stand by him when the news breaks on this book.
I really enjoyed the whole she wrote the book idea after her crush. While it did seem stalkerish at times Grant should have really been flattered she liked him like that. I mean it wasn't like she went around taking pictures of him or stealing his underwear but I like the idea of the story. I felt Brannagh really used her imagination with this one because hey anyone could do this.
I understood the characters and liked them not only as a couple but individuals. Daisy was nice, sweet and had a great job. Grant was in the spotlight so deserved his private life but you could see he was a good guy and did what he had too.
The dialogue was good and the story was entertaining but sometimes I did find myself wanting it to speed up or be a little more on the juicy side after all Daisy did write about what she wanted to do. But overall I enjoyed it and felt this one fit right in with the other books in this series.
USA Today Bestselling Author, Julie Brannagh has
been writing since she was old enough to hold a pencil. She lives in a small
town near Seattle, where she once served as a city council member and owned a
yarn shop. She shares her home with a wonderful husband, two uncivilized Maine
Coons and a rambunctious chocolate Lab.
When
she’s not writing, she’s reading, or armchair-quarterbacking her favorite NFL
team from the comfort of the family room couch. Julie is a Golden Heart
finalist and the author of contemporary sports romances.
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