But that doesn’t stop them from being attracted to one another, even when she’s supposed to be off-limits according to Ginny’s brother and Heath’s teammate, Adam. She’s newly single and his reputation with the ladies and the number of them who warm his bed every weekend put them on opposite ends. Heath and Ginny’s relationship statuses when their story begins are completely at odds. I also needed a fun read that had low angst and Heath Payne and Ginny Scott’s book is such an entertaining and engaging story. He’s a guy and he’s dumb, he focused on his feelings and I don’t think he intentionally meant to hurt anyone in the process.I’ve become such of fan of Rebecca Jenshak’s romances, and Secret Puck has all the components of what I’ve come to expect from her storytelling and the characters she crafts. What hockey obsessed, tattoo loving girl wouldn’t want him? (Speaking for a friend, not Daisy obviously) he was so much more than a jock and I loved that he opened up to her.

She allows herself to flirt and see there’s more than just school to focus on. Daisy is a wallflower, but definitely has some spice and sass hidden underneath. I liked this book! It reminded me of the campus nights series. But is he just another jock who’s going to break her heart? Or are his actions authentic but he just went about it the wrong way? Spending time with him showed her this and she sees another side it him.

They start to talk and he’s not what she expected at all, he’s so much more. She gets the chance to interact with her crush, but maybe he’s not what she built him up to be. Everything changes when she’s assigned a new lab group. She admires the jocks from afar in her treehouse and sees what’s it’s like to be apart of their world.

She is hyper focused on school and doing well like it had been drilled into her brain by her family. Can a small little lie blow up the friendship they have built together? Or is he another person to underestimate this wallflower.ĭaisy hides in the crowd. He asks for a tutor which she agrees to, and now he loves spending anytime with her that he can get. But now he’s seeing her in a different light. When he and his lab partner have to accommodate another person he’s a glad to have someone else help. Although he is decent in school, he does enough to get by. Doesn’t do relationships and likes to party. #tutoringtheplayer is an all new book in the #wallflowerseries by has a reputation around campus.

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