She knew what she wanted out of life, but she was also open to being adventurous and seeing where her heart took her. Then there was the delightfully outspoken Scarlett who was every bit the twenty-one-year-old I hope many girls that age allow themselves to be. Yet he still managed to surprise me with the little touches that the author included to his personality, making him such a standout of a main character. It would be easy to say that the humor and commentary coming from Rowdy here was immature the thing is, the humor simply worked because it's the kind of humor I expect from college-aged guys. Not only did this have two main characters that I adored from start to finish, this book also had what I'd consider the most unforgettable and creative of meet-cutes I've had the joy of coming across in a really, really long time. With loads of humor and romance and its eliciting only positive reactions out of me while I was reading it, this series starter easily makes my list of top reads for 2018.

This was more of a new adult (NA) adult romance, but regardless of what sub-genre it falls under, it was one hell of a fantastic read. I wouldn't call it a sports romance since there wasn't much in terms of sport-in this case, college baseball-other than some of the characters being college athletes and some discussion regarding baseball and softball. This novel made me laugh at loud, snicker at the inappropriate comments the main characters made, and left me with a satisfied smile and sigh. Jock Row is my first ever full-length Sara Ney read-I read her Jock Hard prequel novella, Switch Hitter, prior to this-and now I can't help but ask myself where she's been all my romance-reading life. Rowdy's playing to win and hopes to hit the home run of a lifetime. They've become friends, but he wants much more. Rowdy finds himself wanting to spend more and more time with Scarlett. One Friday leads to a second one until their front porch get-togethers begin to feel like the highlight of each week for both of them.

Her designated babysitter-senior, team captain, and shortstop Sterling 'Rowdy' Wade-isn't sure what to make of the feisty girl. Because of her refusal to leave her friends behind, she tries to charm and then argue her way back in. Not only does she earn the nickname of 'Cock Blocker', she soon finds herself summarily escorted to the front porch of the baseball house. While her friends may have their hearts set on meeting a jock to hook up with one Friday night, college senior Scarlett Ripley puts a couple of players in their places. At the University of Iowa, there's Jock Row or the street that's lined with places that house the team members of each sport. Some schools have Greek Row or the street where fraternities and sororities have their chapter houses.

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