9/13/2023 0 Comments Field party book series![]() It wasn’t like no one had made fun of her weight before. From the last day of her junior year when Ryker Lee had made a fat joke about her and Nash laughed with him, she’d been driven by pain. The way you looked at life changed completely when you clung to the ugly notion. Tallulah Liddell had found it was rather controlling. Walking back into Lawton High School, seeing pity in everyone’s eyes was just another reality in his nightmare. Going back to school for his senior year no longer appealed to him. Goodreads: Losing his dream, his ultimate plan, and his future- Nash Lee never expected to be facing a life without football. This is a feature started on Breaking the Spine that puts the spotlight on upcoming books. *I received a copy of this book from the publisher in exchange for an honest review. Either of them would be my guess for the next book. Of the supporting characters, Nash’s cousin Ryker played the biggest role with their friend Asa also hanging around quite a bit. He was overprotective and she was naive and innocent, both were stubborn and it led to a lot of fights and misunderstandings that could have been avoided if they just talked to each other. I thought I would be less invested in Tallulah’s story since I’m not usually a fan of someone coming back “hot” to get revenge, and her plan seemed a little naive. I liked what she did with Nash’s story, focusing on him having to come to terms with what his injury meant for his future and how hard it was to see all his friends still playing the sport he loved. It had a dual POV, misunderstandings between the two main characters that kept them apart, small issues that seemed huge to them, larger issues that were a theme through the whole book. Quick to read, perfect to grab and head outside or to the beach. The book had the typical Abbi Glines feel to it. I did miss the characters from the first three books who have graduated but Nash and his crew seem very able to carry on the football team and the series. It tackled a lot, from Nash dealing with his injury and dreams of football being over, to Tallulah going from an outcast to popular, to a new football coach who I didn’t trust right away. I’ve been enjoying the Field Party series so I was excited for a new one. He no longer fit into the perfect package. But the pain in his eyes she understood all too well. From the time she walked out of the school building to the moment she returned for her senior year Tallulah had been determined to lose weight and finally be the size her peers considered acceptable. What she wasn’t expecting on her return was to find a broken Nash Lee who no longer smiled, rarely spoke, and didn’t care about anything or anyone around him. He’d always been the one person to notice her, include her, not treat her differently. What had hurt so deeply was Nash’s laughter. Walking back into Lawton High School, seeing pity in everyone’s eyes was just another reality in his nightmare. Revenge wasn’t a pretty thing. Sports romances in particular might get you excited about football on Sunday! These books feature love triangles, relationships, and drama in an athletic atmosphere, without forcing you to indulge in the sport itself.Losing his dream, his ultimate plan, and his future- Nash Lee never expected to be facing a life without football. If you’re looking for something to do in between commercials and eating wings, then catching up on some reading might be exactly what you need. For instance, if you’re like me, your team’s season ended back in December (RIP to my NY Giants, next year will be better!), or maybe you’re just not into sports (also fine!). The Sunday of February 3 will be full of food, drinks, commercials, Maroon 5, and more important football! However, some people might not be completely thrilled about the athletic portion of the evening. So, the big football game is almost here, which means many of you will be either attending or hosting screening parties for the annual sporting event.
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