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"Fine contemporary romance"
Reviewed by Harriet Klausner
Posted December 25, 2004
In Rockford, New York, liberal arts oriented Beckett
College has added a Sports Study major that upsets Dr.
Jacelyn Ross, head of the Business Department because she
feels this new degree demeans the pristine reputation of
the school. Still she asks the hunk putting it together,
Mike "the King" Read more...
"Opposites do attract!"
Reviewed by Kelly McDonough
Posted March 22, 2005
The first time Professor Jacelyn Ross meets up with
celebrity football coach Mike Kingston, there's a
misunderstanding. She's asking for his autograph for her
nineteen-year-old son. Coach thinks she's a groupie and
refuses. Finally, she convinces him it's definitely not
for her. He signs the paper Read more...
Summaryit all started with an autograph...
Only her son, Kyle, can get Professor Jacelyn Ross anywhere
near a sports arena. Especially when the celebrity in
question is a boorish football jock. But Kyle means
everything to Jacelyn -- and he wants the signature.
Besides, she'll have to meet "The King" -- famous Mike
Kingston -- eventually. It's his team that's tarnishing her
beloved school's pristine academic reputation -- all in the
name of progress. She and the rest of the teaching
staff don't approve of the plan at all.
But Mike has more in common with Jacelyn than she would care
to admit. Their commitment to their troubled sons, for
staters. And the attraction that has Jacelyn seeing Mike
in a whole new light.
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