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ISBN: 0988776243 (ISBN13: 9780988776241)
Edition Language: English URL http://author.sbalexander.com/
Series: Maxwell #1
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Besides her family, Lacey Robinson’s only other love is baseball. She’s on top of the world when Arizona State University approaches her to discuss a scholarship. To be the first girl ever to grace a college boys’ team is beyond what she has ever dreamed.

Her fastball is impeccable, her curveball equally as good, and her slider annihilates anyone who dares to step in the batter’s box. But fate has its own way of throwing curveballs. When she loses her mother and sister to a home invasion, baseball and her dreams die with them. Tragedy has a way of seeping deep into her psyche, causing nightmares, panic attacks and blackouts. Diagnosed with Post Traumatic Stress Disorder, her psychiatrist recommends a change of scenery and picking up the things that she loved to do, and for Lacey that is baseball.

After a move clear across the country, only two things matter to Lacey—overcome her PTSD and make Kensington High’s baseball team. But trying out for the team comes with obstacles—the captain, Aaron Seever, doesn’t want a girl on the team.

Her life is further complicated when she meets Kade Maxwell, a tall, sexy and drool-worthy bad boy who has a magical touch that awakens her feminine side and a kiss that slowly erases her nightmares. But getting involved with him may be dangerous when Kade’s archenemy returns to town to settle a vendetta.

To complicate matters, her PTSD has taken a turn for the worse. She has to find a way to heal otherwise she may not have a chance at anything in life, especially love.

This is a New Adult Novel and contains strong language and sexual content. Intended for audiences age 17+.

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Title:Dare to Kiss (Maxwell #1)
Author:S.B. Alexander
Book Format:ebook
Book Edition:Deluxe Edition
Pages:Pages: 309 pages
Published:September 1st 2014
Categories:Sports. Romance. New Adult. Young Adult. High School. Contemporary Romance. Sports Romance. Contemporary

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Loved loved loooooooved it!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

E-arc provided by NetGalley to read and review.I honestly have mixed feelings about Dare To Kiss. Granted, I didn't hate it but I can't say I love it either.The first thing that caught my attention about the book is the blurb. I love a good story with a kickass heroine and a swoony romance. And Dare to Kiss is both of those things. Unfortunately, there were some aspects of the book that I'm really bothered with. What I didn't like about the book:- It felt like Lacey had personality issues. Her

OMG, how am I only discovering this series now? I just love those Maxwell boys! Very entertaining, well written, with a strong MC you can root for and a plethora of gorgeous boys. And I loved all the drama and angst. Onto book 2.

So first off I have to love this book since I am obsessed with baseball and romance. Lets face it put the two together you have a match made in heaven. So Laceys character is great. She is beautiful, strong, stubborn at times, and very smart. I felt so bad for her for what happened to her mother and sister, poor girl. She is a great baseball player which earns her points playing a male dominated sport as well. Kade was the mysterious bad boy everyone says to stay far away from. Player in all



*ARC received from NetGalley in exchange for an honest review*The synposis sounded good so I figured I'd give it a shot. I wasn't expecting much yet so glad that I read it. Although in high school, these characters seem a little older but I guess their pasts have forced them to grow up and mature faster than most. Lacey suffers from PTSD due to the murders of her mother and sister. I surprisingly didn't find Lacey annoying at all. She has been through hell and she is dealing the best she can. I

Original review can be found at http://kristineandterri.blogspot.ca/2...I received an advanced readers copy of this book from the publisher via NetGalley in exchange for an honest review. Thank you!I wasn't exactly sure what to expect when I picked up this book. The synopsis sounded intriguing but with the baseball angle ( a sport that puts me to sleep) I feared that it might not hold my interest.This book is more about Lacey's struggle with PTSD than it is about baseball. Don't get me