I was looking forward to my first semester of grad school until I discovered I’d be living with my new stepbrother. And not just any stepbrother—Griffin Moore, the drop-dead gorgeous starting wide receiver for the Virginia Silverbacks. He’s also my mom’s idea of the perfect roommate.
However, he doesn’t want me in his space any more than I want to be here. I like my life the same way I like my men—quiet and predictable. Griffin is neither. His boisterous, larger-than-life personality makes me completely tongue-tied, and every time he smiles, my heart trips over the next beat.
And the worst part? He’s secretly become the inspiration for the hero in the romance novel I’m writing, and the words are flowing better than ever.
Now, I just need to survive living under the same roof as the man who makes me want to toss my rules out the window and risk everything for the love story I never planned on writing… my own.
But how can I do that when taking a chance on him would be the riskiest move of all?
Tropes: Football, Cinnamon Roll Hero, Bookish Heroine, New Stepsiblings, New Roommates, Forced Proximity, Loads of Banter, Opposites Attract, Low Angst, No 3rd Act Breakup
Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/Riskiest-Move-Jacob-Chance-ebook/dp/B0F2FLRYV4/
Bookbub: https://www.bookbub.com/books/the-riskiest-move-by-jacob-chance
Goodreads: https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/222134417-the-riskiest-move
My Review - 4 of 5 stars -
This was a wonderful story. Griffin and Christine were pushed together as new step-siblings. Sharing a home brought them closer. Christine wanted to focus on her future and tried to keep to herself. She was definitely focused but quite willing to try new things. She was intelligent and very likeable. Griffin was coming to the end of his season, heading into the playoffs so he was not really interested in hosting an unknown guest. When he realized that they had a connection, he was so protective and enamored of Christine. I enjoyed how seamlessly their journey was without too much anxiety. A good story.
I received a copy through Enticing Journey Book Promotions, and this is my unsolicited review.
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