What he needed to resolve, and I was won over. We find him explaining to Cassie where he’s ‘been’ and ‘why’ over the last six months. I have to say, his pov was spot on, so well written, because I did a 360 in my feelings on him. So I’ll start with Jack who was the biggest pain in my arse from ‘The Perfect Game’ and who had a lot of grovelling and making up to do in my book ( pun totally intended). I won’t write too much about the story as this is book #2 and I don’t do spoilers, instead, as per usual you’ll get my emotions of what I read. Because people are petty, shallow, and jealous? Because they think they want what you have and when it’s not so glamorous, they’re happy it’s not all it’s cracked up to be?” “Why do people love seeing other people in pain? Words can hurt whether it be directly or indirectly, so choose them wisely. How we treat each other, showing compassion, forgiveness, trust and embracing love. They are all applicable to real life and something we should all bear in mind. On a serious note, I loved and celebrated all the underlying themes and messages in this story. Yes I am batting off all you ladies for Jack…this is my review, so I can say what I want and he’s MINE! So there…’nuff said. Cassie grew up and Jack completely redeemed himself. However, I did enjoy and like it and wanted to find out what was coming next for them, and wow am I glad I did. I loved the writing style and the characters and then what I called ‘the incident’ happened and Cassie and Jack’s story lost me somewhat.

So, I read the first book in this series and wasn’t sure about it.

Jack ‘effing’ Carter, yes I’m late to the game I know but I’m here and loving him now! How do you stay together when the world’s trying to tear you apart? It’s a lifestyle that makes you question your happiness and sanity as the past is never truly far behind. Thrust into the spotlight, Cassie must learn how to navigate the waters of this sometimes unforgiving and cruel world. Jack & Cassie’s story continues in the follow up to the Best Selling book, The Perfect Game.

The perfect game by j sterling