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romance_book_obsessed's review against another edition
4.0
This is a pretty good new adult/sports romance! Denver shares a kiss with the heroine their freshman year but walks away to take a call. Another guy steps in and they date for 2 years. Denver is a football player and plays with her boyfriend. He sees the boyfriend cheating on her and anonymously texts the heroine. They have a texting relationship after she finds her ex cheating. Denver hadn’t been with anyone else since her
read_on_reader's review against another edition
5.0
This was a fun read for me because I love books that the main characters communicate through texts, emails, etc. it allows them to be themselves and provides the readers with fun and witty banter.Denver is this amazing guy who plays football and for years he has been pining away for Avery but their chance of being together was ruined and the timing was off. As he has sit back and watched her from afar her boyfriend is charting on her and using her and of course he’s a football player too. The fact that Avery has tolerated her now ex for so long she shows away from football players but once she starts texting with Titan aka Denver she sees not all of them are the same. The bond through texts strengthen her belief that good guys do exist and when she finds out who Titan really is she happy. These two were perfect for each other and Denver stole my heart from the beginning.
romance_book_obsessed's review against another edition
4.0
This is a pretty good new adult/sports romance! Denver shares a kiss with the heroine their freshman year but walks away to take a call. Another guy steps in and they date for 2 years. Denver is a football player and plays with her boyfriend. He sees the boyfriend cheating on her and anonymously texts the heroine. They have a texting relationship after she finds her ex cheating. Denver hadn’t been with anyone else since her
anisa_akeya's review against another edition
2.0
2 stars. There are so many things that are said and or happen in this story that make no sense.
1. If Kyle didn't know she knew he used steroids when was he saying that it was perfectly legal
2. If he came to her job really asking if he she never really got off when they were together when he came to apologize for cheating, when did he tell her that the reason she never got off was because she was a bad lay.
3. Derek asked Avery's name before their first kiss. When Avery later tells him why she started dating Kyle. Derek claims he wishes his mom would have called him later so he could have gotten her name and number
I could keep going but what's the point. The Author just threw this together
1. If Kyle didn't know she knew he used steroids when was he saying that it was perfectly legal
2. If he came to her job really asking if he she never really got off when they were together when he came to apologize for cheating, when did he tell her that the reason she never got off was because she was a bad lay.
3. Derek asked Avery's name before their first kiss. When Avery later tells him why she started dating Kyle. Derek claims he wishes his mom would have called him later so he could have gotten her name and number
I could keep going but what's the point. The Author just threw this together
natneedsbooks's review against another edition
3.0
This was a sweet story but just ok for me. I LOVED that Denver had fallen for her and was waiting for his chance - ignoring the Jersey Chasers and floozies. I Absolutely Loved the way he revealed himself to her. Showing up at the table and stealing her away.
But I did not like how much his mom was involved. At all. I mean this story was more about a sweet guy taking care of his mom who has a girl friend instead of a story about Denver and Avery. And for a guy who didn’t want to lose her and had waited so long for her, he sure was quick to push her away and give up. I mean when everything goes down he doesn’t even go straight to her to explain why he bailed on Valentine’s Day. It just wasn’t that convincing that he wanted it that bad when he kept cancelling to install cameras for his mom. The mommy angle did not work for me and neither did the pet name. Sweet Girl?
But I did not like how much his mom was involved. At all. I mean this story was more about a sweet guy taking care of his mom who has a girl friend instead of a story about Denver and Avery. And for a guy who didn’t want to lose her and had waited so long for her, he sure was quick to push her away and give up. I mean when everything goes down he doesn’t even go straight to her to explain why he bailed on Valentine’s Day. It just wasn’t that convincing that he wanted it that bad when he kept cancelling to install cameras for his mom. The mommy angle did not work for me and neither did the pet name. Sweet Girl?
romance_book_obsessed's review against another edition
4.0
This is a pretty good new adult/sports romance! Denver shares a kiss with the heroine their freshman year but walks away to take a call. Another guy steps in and they date for 2 years. Denver is a football player and plays with her boyfriend. He sees the boyfriend cheating on her and anonymously texts the heroine. They have a texting relationship after she finds her ex cheating. Denver hadn’t been with anyone else since her
rosielovesreading's review against another edition
4.0
3.5 stars!
Texting Titan is a sweet college football romance between Denver and Avery, who meet at a party freshman year, but one phone call means they miss out on dating and get a second chance two years later.
Avery and Denver kiss at a college party, but when Denver’s phone rings, his teammate Kyle swoops in and steals Avery. Denver knew from that night that Avery would be it for him, so waited patiently for Avery and Kyle to split. But when he discovers Kyle’s cheating ways, he decides to take matters into his own hands to anonymously text Avery to let her know. They strike up a friendship, getting to know each other through text, with her calling him Titan, as that’s his dream team to play for in the NFL if he goes pro. After Kyle and Avery split, Avery decides it’s her mission to discover Titan’s true identity, with her and her roommate Kayley going to games to guess the player behind the texts. When Denver reveals himself, they quickly start dating and spending time together, falling fast. Denver and his mother help Avery out with family matters and Avery and Denver realise they want a future together. But Denver’s keeping secrets from Avery, relating to that phone call at the party. Will he let Avery in completely, or will these secrets mean he loses her for good?
Texting Titan was a super easy read, I read it all in one day. It was a cliché college football romance, but that’s exactly what I needed to read at the time. I enjoyed how Denver knew he liked Avery from the start, although I don’t know how realistic his faithfulness is. He would do anything for her, which was really sweet. Avery got slightly annoying with her inability to trust, but after being cheated on, it was understandable. The twist was predictable, but it didn’t take away any of my enjoyment in the story. The secondary characters helped add to the story, Kayley, Avery’s roommate and Denver’s mum were there for them both to lean on and get advice when needed.
The ending was sweet and their HEA was as picture perfect as I was expecting. I would recommend Texting Titan for a quick Sunday afternoon read!
*I received a copy of this book in exchange for my honest review.*
Texting Titan is a sweet college football romance between Denver and Avery, who meet at a party freshman year, but one phone call means they miss out on dating and get a second chance two years later.
Avery and Denver kiss at a college party, but when Denver’s phone rings, his teammate Kyle swoops in and steals Avery. Denver knew from that night that Avery would be it for him, so waited patiently for Avery and Kyle to split. But when he discovers Kyle’s cheating ways, he decides to take matters into his own hands to anonymously text Avery to let her know. They strike up a friendship, getting to know each other through text, with her calling him Titan, as that’s his dream team to play for in the NFL if he goes pro. After Kyle and Avery split, Avery decides it’s her mission to discover Titan’s true identity, with her and her roommate Kayley going to games to guess the player behind the texts. When Denver reveals himself, they quickly start dating and spending time together, falling fast. Denver and his mother help Avery out with family matters and Avery and Denver realise they want a future together. But Denver’s keeping secrets from Avery, relating to that phone call at the party. Will he let Avery in completely, or will these secrets mean he loses her for good?
Texting Titan was a super easy read, I read it all in one day. It was a cliché college football romance, but that’s exactly what I needed to read at the time. I enjoyed how Denver knew he liked Avery from the start, although I don’t know how realistic his faithfulness is. He would do anything for her, which was really sweet. Avery got slightly annoying with her inability to trust, but after being cheated on, it was understandable. The twist was predictable, but it didn’t take away any of my enjoyment in the story. The secondary characters helped add to the story, Kayley, Avery’s roommate and Denver’s mum were there for them both to lean on and get advice when needed.
The ending was sweet and their HEA was as picture perfect as I was expecting. I would recommend Texting Titan for a quick Sunday afternoon read!
*I received a copy of this book in exchange for my honest review.*
stwdscrwdntat2d's review against another edition
5.0
Book Title: Texting Titan
REVIEW ☆☆☆☆☆
Avery and Titan were fire. I loved this story. I cant even put into words how much this book made me laugh and tear up. They loved each other and it showed.. READ THIS BOOK
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REVIEW ☆☆☆☆☆
Avery and Titan were fire. I loved this story. I cant even put into words how much this book made me laugh and tear up. They loved each other and it showed.. READ THIS BOOK
I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.