Pass Interference

by Natalie Brock

A girl with an intense hatred for jocks learns a lesson about prejudice when she’s forced to tutor an injured star college quarterback so he can keep his scholarship. Romantic sparks fly when she gets to know him and finds there’s way more to the handsome athlete than meets the eye. As their romance blossoms, they struggle with relationship boundaries, Sara’s insecurities, and the fact that Philip’s injury could very well derail a promising football career. But will she lose him and her dreams of a future together if he returns to the game to reclaim his position on the field? Or is their love strong enough to withstand the pressures and scrutiny that go with playing in the big leagues?

Genres: Football

279 pages, Kindle Edition

Published February 4, 2016

About the author

Natalie Brock has had a lifelong passion for writing. She’s worked in a variety of media, including advertising, publishing, and business communications.

She began writing fiction in 2007 and now she’s taken her passion for creative writing to the next level. Her first novel was In Love and War, published in 2013. Her latest series combines her love for writing with her interest in sports.

Originally from New York City, Natalie currently lives in West Central Florida with her husband.

Reviews

[Sandra Kyle · Rating 5 out of 5]

Sports Savvy Not a Requirement for Enjoying This Sweet Romance

I didn’t think I would enjoy a romance that centers around football - but the author, Natalie Brock, immediately drew me in with the main characters of Sara and Philip. Sara is a studious, no nonsense college student, saddled with the job of tutoring an injured star quarterback, Philip.

It’s a sweet college romance, where Sara and Philip learn a lot about each other and themselves in the process. And, though there’s a football backdrop, it’s not the main focus.

I finished this book in a few sittings and it’s due to Brock’s ability to keep the story moving at a quick pace. I enjoyed the dialogue, romantic interludes, and getting to know the inner workings of the characters. Great book overall! Recommended!

[Tania's Book Blog · Rating 4 out of 5]

Good book.

Beautiful story of Sara & Phillip. It was completely different from all the other sports romances I've read. I would have given this book 5 stars if it had a longer ending. I'm assuming there's a continuation in the works; too many unanswered questions. Besides the unanswered questions, it's a great love story and Phillip isn't your typical jock, he's adorable and Sara also holds her ground.

[Ruby · Rating 5 out of 5]

I love reading college romances! And I read a lot. With Pass Interference I fell in love with the characters. I ached for them, I fell for them, I loved with them. And I wanted more! I can't wait until the 2nd book comes out! :)

[Robin Braun · Rating 5 out of 5]

Great read

I loved this book. It takes you through the ups & downs college athletes go through & still try to have a life outside of sports o

[Stacy Barr-sooter · Rating 5 out of 5]

Love the book

Written a little different that most books I have read but I loved the story line. Insecurities can lye even in the most talented and beautiful people.

[Carm]

DNF. I really could not get into the story, too boring for me. Lately I've just been in a DNF funk. Maybe it's me & not the books....

[Leisa Prater · Rating 4 out of 5]

A really good sports book with a great supporting love !!!

[Leighanne Cooper nottingham · Rating 4 out of 5]

So good!!!!

I loved this book... I've had this book for a while and put off reading it... I enjoyed it so much.. just enough football and romance for a nice balance..