Third Base (The Boys of Summer Book 1), by Heidi McLaughlin
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Third Base (The Boys of Summer Book 1), by Heidi McLaughlin
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**Standalone Novel** Ethan Davenport is already Boston’s most eligible bachelor. In his second season with the Boston Renegades he has set his eyes on the girl behind the visitors’ dugout. That girl is Daisy Robinson, a journalism student at the University of Boston and a die-hard Renegades fan. But with new found love comes challenges and Ethan and Daisy have to deal with his crazy schedule, school finals and his presence on her campus for some much needed media training. For Ethan nothing can come between him and Daisy, until a secret that she’s been keeping threatens to destroy them both.
Third Base (The Boys of Summer Book 1), by Heidi McLaughlin- Amazon Sales Rank: #22568 in eBooks
- Published on: 2015-11-02
- Released on: 2015-11-02
- Format: Kindle eBook
Review "Heidi McLaughlin has done it again! Sexy, sweet and full of heart, Third Base is a winner!"--Melissa Brown, author of Wife Number Seven "If you're looking for a book with a baseball playing bad boy with a reputation for living outside the box, and a love story to melt even the coldest of hearts, Third Base is going to be your ticket." - Ashley Suzanne, author of the Destined Series "Third Base hits the reading sweet spot. A must read for any baseball and romance fans." - Carey Heywood, author of Him "Third Base is sexy, witty and pulls you in from the first page. You'll get lost in Ethan and Daisy, and never want their story to end." S. Moose, Author of Offbeat
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8 of 8 people found the following review helpful. AMAAAAZING!!!!! By G from G&T Indie Cafe' Heidi has brought us a new level of amazingness with Third Base.Ethan is the 2nd year 3rd baseman for the Boston Renegades, Daisy is the lifelong fan of the team. Eyes connect and that's all it takes.Ethan travels a lot and Daisy is trying to finish college, both worlds aren't necessarily conducive to a relationship. One secret, however, may tear these two apart forever.Can Ethan and Daisy overcome?I absolutely adored this book by Heidi. She gave us so much detail that you can feel the game and the love building. It's a new level for her and one that she has aced completely!!I very strongly recommend this book...I cannot wait for more in this series!!
5 of 5 people found the following review helpful. 4 Stars By Paige 4 "Feel the Pull" StarsThird Base is the first book Heidi McLaughlin's new series The Boys of Summer and it was a steller introduction to this new series. Told completely from the male hero, Ethan Davenport's perspective, the story kept me giggling, swooning and crossing my fingers and toes that everything would work out for Ethan and Daisy.Ethan is one of the new up and coming stars in professional baseball. While he is a star on the field, he hasn't quite got a handle on how to deal with his fame off the field. Having made a few grave errors in judgement in the past, he is trying to overcome those by being more conscious of how he acts and what he says in public. But after spending the last year being being held back from doing much public speaking by the organization he plays for, he has to silently stew when a new blog starts taking aim at him. In addition, he is captivated by a fan who always sits along the third base line by herself and never misses a game. Finally deciding to make his move, he asks her out to dinner after a game and from there he starts to fall. But being in the public eye isn't easy and Daisy isn't really forthcoming so even though he feels a pull to her, he is constantly left scratching his head trying to figure out what is or isn't happening between them.From the very start I was pulled into this story. Heidi sets the stage with the introduction to the team and players though the blog and from there the story takes off and never lets up. While we stay primarily inside Ethan's head, getting bits and pieces from the blog had my head spinning and me questioning everything. It was a fantastic way to build up the storyline and a brilliant plot device.I also adored being inside Ethan's head. It was such a down to earth and realistic look inside a single, famous,twenty-something's head. It's exactly how I imagine a guy thinks and feels. Ethan's focus was baseball, baseball, and more baseball with sex thrown in intermittently. He had me giggling and rolling my eyes at some of his thoughts because I can only imagine that his thoughts are probably shared by most boys as they try to figure out the opposite sex.Watching Ethan try to woo Daisy was also a pleasure. It wasn't easy. He was constantly confused and didn't know how to go about it. It was really nice to have a hero who didn't have all the answers and openly admitted it. It only endeared me to him all the more. There were times I was frustrated with him and his decision making. He obviously wasn't perfect, but I guess that's the point. And I appreciated that honesty within the story.I do wish that I could have better understood Daisy. She was such a silent character throughout the majority of the book. I didn't feel like I really got to know her until the end. I realize that was done on purpose to some extent, but at times during the first half of the book that I found myself questioning how Ethan felt so connected to Daisy when neither of us really seemed to know her. By the end though I was captivated by their relationship and was fully rooting for them. I loved the last bit of the story when we really got to see them work to get their HEA.I've loved all of Heidi's work to date and this series is no different. I'm excited to see where she'll take The Boys of Summer and who we'll get to read about next. I'm definitely a super fan and will be patiently waiting to read whatever she comes up with next.ARC provided to A is for Alpha B is for Books for honest review.
3 of 3 people found the following review helpful. Fun sports romance done only the way that Heidi McLaughlin can do! By Christina Marie I think I say this each and every time I write a review for Heidi McLaughlin's books. She's wrote my favorite contemporary romance book I've ever read. Each time I read something by her, I can't help but go in with the HUGEST smile wondering what emotion adventure she's going to take me on next. So, when I found out she was going to be writing a sports romance, which is one of my favorite things to read -- I quick knew that my favorite book by her, MY UNEXPECTED FOREVER, would be in danger of being replaced!THIRD BASE follows Ethan Davenport, player for the Boston Renegades, and his "whirlwind romance" with a fan who he can't keep his eyes off of, Daisy Robinson. Through these two meeting and falling for one another, there are many obstacles overcome, many secrets to be revealed, and a fight to stay together despite it all.First of all, can I say SWOOOOOON over Ethan?? I'm always weary of athletes in books mainly because I don't want them to be the "one way" that I always see them -- womanizing, cold, cocky, etc. Don't get me wrong, Ethan does carry some of those traits, but within the first couple of chapters of the book, it is very obvious that there is more to him. And that's why I love Heidi's writing. She tells you what you need to know about a character without spoon-feeding it to the reader.Daisy's character is what impressed me the most. She's a quiet, shy girl with secrets that can destroy lives, but she was such an interesting character. The heart of gold that she possesses was the first time I notices. The relationship she had with her only living relative, her grandfather, was something that touched me so personally. I loved seeing her with her poppa.The dynamic between Ethan and Daisy was very well developed. I never once felt that it was inauthentic or that it was rushed. I liked that Ethan has to work for Daisy and that Daisy had to equally work for Ethan. I loved how they were together, I loves picturing how they were apart. Heidi didn't make either character reliant on one another, but they DID complement each other in the best of ways.While i did see the plot twist coming from a mile away, the way that it was handled was so very good. The insecurities felt by both characters is what made the story so believable for me. Ethan wasn't the bad ass athlete that everyone assumed, which is always a nice breath of fresh air. And Daisy wasn't a damsel in distress that needed saving. Their romance was a fiery thing that they both felt they needed to navigate and protect and in that navigation and protection, some things got lost.I absolutely loved this book. It was fun, it was quick, it was dramatic and it was all around a good time. Seriously, I will devour anything that this woman writes (and she knows it), but there's something special about this Ethan Davenport -- and I'm glad we got to meet.
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