Tessa BaileyContemporary Romance · Romance
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Synopsis
Once a rising golf star, Wells Whitaker's career has crashed, leaving him with only one devoted fan: Josephine Doyle. When Wells quits the game, he realizes he's made a huge mistake and seeks out Josephine with an unexpected offer. He needs her to be his caddy, help him reclaim his game, and split the winnings. As they travel and work closely together, the grumpy athlete and his sunny supporter find an undeniable spark, revealing a softer side to Wells and challenging their professional boundaries.
How it reads
- Ok I think since I've been reading some clean romances lately that I would have enjoyed this a tad more without the smut. Lol. I think this is the second golf romance I've read. The other one was about a golfer that everyone thought was lazy and he didn't care to correct them ( if anyone knows the title, let me know please! I'd love to reread it!). Anyway, I thought this couple was cute together. I didn't quite believe his reasoning for initiating contact with her after knowing of her and ditching her in the past. I also didn't think her advice for him was that groundbreaking ( but I don't know golf, so maybe that's all you need). Quick read but don't be fooled by the cover, it's raunchy lol.
- It was so cute and funny but also kinda emotional? Or maybe I was the emotional one because when Josephine talked about her financial and health struggles I just wanted to cry at how unfair medical services are to some people in the U.S. I might live in a third-world country but many people benefit from public healthcare here, myself included.<br><br><blockquote>He hadn’t deserved to have this girl in his corner for the last five years.<br>That fact was growing more obvious by the moment.<br>Someone should have been cheering for her, instead.</blockquote><br><br>I don’t know why I stopped reading Tessa’s books, I was giggling and kicking my feet. I can’t wait for the next book.
- I’m not a fan of Tessa Bailey so I’m very surprised that I really enjoyed this one. By far, the best book I have read by her.




