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The secret about the Birmingham Rebels is out: With a girl in the middle, two mouth-watering football studs are better than one. Linebacker Sam Taylor feels like a ticking time bomb. He left the army with emotional wounds as fresh as the scars on his back. Sam’s been living like a monk, but his best friend, defensive lineman King Ulupoka, wants to get him laid. Easy for him to say. The larger-than-life Samoan is a hard-bodied, tribal-tattooed fantasy. Sam agrees, under one condition: King stays to watch. ER nurse Jane Foster is done being a good girl, and nothing says wild like picking up two of football’s sexiest players and bringing them back to your hotel room. Trouble is, she can’t decide which one she wants more. Sam is hot, sweet, and vulnerable. Jane’s more than willing to ride him into oblivion. But King’s intense gaze from across the room promises that the best is yet to come. Sure, King has had his choice of girls and guys in the past. That doesn’t mean he’ll jeopardize his relationship with Sam over a case of locker-room lust—until a naughty nurse pushes them both out of their comfort zones. Seeing Jane and Sam together turns King on more than he ever imagined. If they’re game, he’s ready to tackle a three-way play. Don’t miss any of Samantha Kane’s steamy Birmingham Rebels novels: BROKEN PLAY | CALLING THE PLAY | JACKED UP Praise for Jacked Up “Sweet, sultry, and oh so satisfying!”—The Jeep Diva “Sexy and raunchy and sweet. I simply melted reading their story.”—Guilty Pleasures Book Reviews “Erotically and emotionally charged . . . A strong plotline centering around PTSD and veterans gives the story a serious and appealing base.”—Heroes and Heartbreakers “This is absolutely the kinkiest pro football team around and I kind of love them for that.”—Smitten with Reading “The Birmingham Rebels are one smoking-hot team. I can’t wait to see what the next book brings us.”—Once Upon an Alpha “If you want to read a highly enjoyable story about three people who find themselves and find love with each other, despite their vulnerabilities, this is a great story to read next!”—Harlequin Junkies (Top Pick) Praise for Samantha Kane “With her Birmingham Rebels series, Samantha Kane deftly blends football and sensual fantasy, and I can’t wait to read more!”—New York Times bestselling author Virna DePaul “Samantha Kane writes the kind of books that suck you in and won’t let you put them down until you’re finished!”—USA Today bestselling author Kate Pearce Jacked Up is intended for mature audiences. This ebook includes an excerpt from another Loveswept title.
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3 primary booksBirmingham Rebels is a 3-book series with 3 primary works first released in 2015 with contributions by Samantha Kane.
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I have been really enjoying this series so you can imagine how excited I was to get an ARC for this one. Some dancing around my home did take place. Unfortunately, this ended up falling a bit short of my expectations.
Let us start with what I did like. I love this author's writing style. It's light and flows really well. Her books are very readable and the plots easy to get sucked into. I love the secondary characters and their team interactions and look forward to more books featuring them. I enjoyed the sex scenes as well. And both King and Sam were very likable and great heroes.
So why 3 Stars?? The heroine was beyond annoying. I wanted to throat punch her pretty much through the whole damn book. Her back and forth freakouts and her personal slut shaming were way overdone. The word SLUT (or a derivative of) was used 26 times in this book. 99% of them coming from the heroine about herself after King, Sam and she had literally JUST finished having sex. If I had to hear one more time how she was a “good girl” but OMG she acted like a “slut”, well let us just say my tablet was in danger of flying against the wall.
Ultimately for me, it was the heroine that let this book down and because of that, I can only give this one 3 Stars. That said I will continue reading this series and keep my fingers crossed that the next book works better for me.