Put A Ring On It, Book 2

Synopsis: I had it all.
The Super Bowl rings.
The hot shot TV gig.

Then I got fired.

Now I’m living in middle-of-nowhere Maine, playing assistant coach to the woman of my nightmares.

Did I mention that she and her son are my new neighbors?

If you talk to the locals, they’ll tell you Aspen Levi is the queen of high school football.
But if you ask me, my new head coach is a pain in my left nut sac.

She’s too blonde.
Too peppy.
And way too sexy for my peace of mind.

Only, one minute we’re fighting, and the next I can’t keep my hands off her. One hot kiss. One forbidden touch. I don’t do love but . . .

What I want, I take, and what I want is Aspen Levi.

Review: I really liked the first volume and I was really looking forward to discovering Dom’s story this time! But I also can’t wait for Savannah’s story that I am very curious to read too!

Dom moves to a small town where after all he’s been through, he doesn’t expect to become an assistant to a sports coach… And this coach is the woman he met the day before in a bar and who called him an asshole. Levi finally managed to leave her husband and returned home with her 15-year-old son Topher. However, this return is not easy and she did not expect to have to work with the famous sportsman Dominic.

I had a really good time with that story. I loved having a 40-year-old wife and not a younger version, and it was even better to discover her as the mother of a teenager. Her relationship with her son is touching and strong and it was really very nice to see them together! The meeting with Dominic is sparkling and yet they both hide cracks that they will try to overcome together.

As I said, it was a very nice novel. However, I must say that I think the novel is a little too long, and I have dropped the story several times. This aside, it was once again a good discovery!

18 thoughts on “Kiss Me Tonight by Maria Luis

  1. Tracy Terry

    The mother-son relationship does sound touching .Not a relationship usually featured in books of this genre I think it a great development

    1. Melliane

      yes that’s why I liked that too

  2. Kimberly @ Caffeinated Reviewer

    Now I am singing put a ring on it.. LOL This sounds good even if the plot needed some tightening.

    1. Melliane

      lol reading it is making the same thing for me now

  3. Heidi

    I am glad you enjoyed it despite it being long at points and not engaging. Still it sounds fun.

    1. Melliane

      yes it is

  4. Sophia Rose

    I saw this one in your haul and was eager for your thoughts on it. Glad it was good even if it needed some trimming. 🙂

  5. Mary Kirkland

    I agree with liking a 40- something wife as the heroine. I like seeing that too.

    1. Melliane

      it’s nice for a change

  6. Carole Rae

    This does sound touching! And it is rare that that we get an older heroine! fun!

    1. Melliane

      yes!

  7. I do like to see heroines that are a bit older too. I think this sounds like a nice read even though it felt a bit long to you.

    1. Melliane

      yes it was

  8. Mogsy @ BiblioSanctum

    The premise sounds a little unbelievable to me, but makes for an interesting romance plot! 😀

    1. Melliane

      yes it’s good if you want something light

  9. blodeuedd

    Always the one you met the night before 😉

  10. Anne - Books of My Heart

    Well it sounds interesting with older than 20s couple. Nice review!

  11. Lindy@ A Bookish Escape

    This sounds like a series that you’re enjoying. I like that the female lead is a 40 year old with a son. Most of the leading ladies are always on the younger side. I agree that once a story starts getting too long, it feels drawn out, and causes a loss of interest. I can see why that would cause you to keep putting it down. Nevertheless, I’m glad you enjoyed it overall.

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