Of course he’ll doubt the pregnancy but Cam can’t seem to understand that. Doubting Cam which is reasonable but Cam, on the other hand, can’t seem to understand that. Second thing that annoyed the heck of me is the characters’ attitude and reaction towards it. So yeah she needs to be accidentally pregnant. For me, that’s reasonable considering his past. You see, Cal doesn’t want to have a baby or children because of his past. It will conveniently fix all the conflicts. It’s because it’s convenient to the plot.

First, Calvin had a vasectomy and yet he got Cam pregnant.

It’s okay but two things about it have annoyed me. I don’t mind that I didn’t see that happen. I don’t mind pregnancy becoming a part of a plot in the last 25% of a book.

But then the last part of the book happened. I was enjoying everything, from characters to writing style. Like I said in the beginning of this review, I was so sure that I would give this 4-5 stars. **** SPOILERS FROM HERE!! BEWARE OF RANTS **** Both books have their own distinctive charm though I must say that I’m disappointed that I only ended up rating Wrecking Ball 3 stars while “The Wall of Winnipeg and Me” got 5 stars. I won’t say though that someone copied someone. I’m sorry if I’m comparing the two books but it’s impossible not to. There’s also “pretense relationships” that happened in both book. The female lead also has to live with the male lead in their home. They’re also very private persons and don’t give a damn to other’s opinions. They’re both extremely rich, thanks to football. In fact the whole book reminds me of The Wall of Winnipeg and Me. He even reminds me of one of my favorite male leads of all time – Aiden Graves from The Wall of Winnipeg and Me. And somehow, I didn’t mind his initial character. Calvin, on the other hand, was an asshole. They just started bonding and opening up to each other. I also like that the moment she realized that there’s more to Cal than what she initially thought about him, she soften to him. She knows how to get up after being pushed down by life. Calling her empowering won’t be a stretch. Cam, who have been through a lot and is barely hanging there is obviously a very strong woman.

I really enjoyed Cam and Calvin’s characters. I was certain this book would be solid 4 stars for me, if not 5 stars. But he quickly realized that Cam is a major distraction and all his plans are about to get wrecked. Three months and she’ll have enough to pick up her life. It also doesn’t matter that she’ll have to be a nanny to Calvin’s nephew even though she studied and dreamt to be a teacher. It doesn’t matter if her first meeting with her boss, Calvin Shaw, Titan’s NFL Quarterback, is the worst. So when opportunity came, she has no choice but to grab it. SERIES: Hard to Love #1 (Can be read as standalone)Ĭam DeSantis has lost her husband, her job and her money all at once.

Wrecking ball by p dangelico