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How do you convince someone who thinks they’re worthless that they’re worth everything? The trick is loving yourself first.

Terribly insecure Anthony Reed believes he’s undesirable, so when the hottest guy in school hits on him, he figures it must be a joke. How could anyone want a guy with the big brown eyes of Bambi and the body of Rambo?

Determined to show Anthony just how hot he is, Kevin Henderson goes after the gentle giant with everything he’s got, and his assets are considerable. But when things get too intense and Kevin’s own insecurities are exposed, Kevin realizes they have more in common than just a need for kinky sex.

Breaking down the walls they have carefully built to keep their hearts safe draws them deeper into an indestructible bond. But will they be able to let the past go and join their brethren in the Gridiron Gods, or will they retreat into solitary safety?

81 pages, ebook

First published December 31, 2011

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Anitra Lynn McLeod

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Reading, writing, and white-water rafting are the three things Anitra Lynn enjoys the most. She is the author of erotic romances from contemporary to science fiction and everything in between. Even though her tales range from sensual to sizzling, with settings from the high rises of New York to the distant shores of an alien world, one thing all her stories share is compelling characters involved in unforgettable romances.

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July 15, 2012
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Sexy football players seducing one another, what more could a reader ask for?

Anthony and Kevin really seem to complement each other well. This isn't only because Anthony's a natural submissive, while Kevin lives for dominating his partners. It's because they bring out the best in one another, and make each want to be a better man. Even when they don't recognize that they need mending they seem to help one another, and that's what a truly special relationship is all about. It's also what let me know that no matter what, these two will be together for a long happy lifetime.

While there is a slight paranormal element to this story, it really doesn't play a prominent role in the development of the storyline or characters. Personally, I would have liked for it to have had a larger impact on the storyline. All it really did was leave me confused on why it mattered at all. I wonder if it'll be explained in later stories.

While this story is the fifth of the series, it read fine as a stand alone. I had not even realized there were previous stories written until the paranormal element was introduced. I appreciated how easy it was to jump right in and not feel left out of the characters' lives, especially because I quickly become fascinated with them and wanted more and more. Though this is the first story I've read by this author and this series, I suspect Anitra Lynn McLeod is a author name I'll be looking for when deciding what to read next.
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May 22, 2013
2012 Review:

All of these books play with the D/s side of things, but this one’s the first to actually really go into BDSM territory and mild sadism.

And while this certainly started off intense, I was getting mixed messages as to what Kevin actually was expecting. I am sure he was confused about this himself but the writing does not actually convey any awareness of his flip-flopping so it just felt odd. He also came across as a self-centred, cold jerk.

In the end they both became really sweet, of course. Although I still am not certain how to feel about .

Either way, I had my generous dose of happy again and luckily nothing too upsetting this round. It’s good to get a breather. Plus in the previous volume they seemed to finish off almost all threats up to that point. Really, it feels like this series is actually moving forward, and has from the start, instead of stagnating in a concept and just having the daily couple to focus on. I like this.
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July 26, 2012
I really liked this one. Kevin and Tony were perfect for each other. I also loved how Tony accepted Kevin's "need" and took away his shame for having it in the first place.
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