Fraternize by Rachel Van DykenMy rating: 4 of 5 stars
This was an interesting read as I got to know both Emmerson and Miller and understanding what happened to them in the past and how that has shaped them into the adults they were in the present. Emerson has done all she could to get through life all while looking after her ailing father and missing her best friend but living life without him. Miller resented Emmerson a bit and didn’t want to cross paths with her ever again, but a trade put him back in his hometown. I could see that they had unresolved issues to work through, and it took time to get there. They were both lovely people and I am glad they couldn’t hold grudges.
This read had a third person and boy did I love Grant. He was just the nicest guy and well likeable. He came off as a big personality, but really, he was a nice genuine guy. He was good for both Emerson and Miller and helped bridge the gap between the two old friends.
This was a good book to listen to. The narration was done well and I was quickly immersed into the story. The book didn’t blow me away, but it was an easy read to get swept away in.
Title: Fraternize
Author: Rachel Van Dyken
Series: Players Game #1
Genre: Contemporary Romance
Published: September 12, 2017
Emerson just made her dream come true as a professional cheerleader for her favorite pro football team. But even though the plus-size athlete is breaking down boundaries, she still has to contend with the massive rulebook. Carbs? Nope. Chocolate? Definitely not. Still, Emerson loves her curves, and she’ll rock the hell out of this job even if it kills her. Except for one mandate that is easier read than done…
No fraternizing with the players.
Problem one is Miller Quinton: Emerson’s first love, first sex, and the guy who still ignites her daydreams and R-rated fantasies. Thrown back together, Miller and Emerson feel the undeniable pull of passion again, even if the conflict that tore them apart seems insurmountable. Then there’s way-too-sexy Grant Sanchez. He has a serious reputation with the ladies, and when it comes to winning someone he wants, he doesn’t let anyone stand in his way.
Now Emerson is breaking every rule in the manual. But what she doesn’t know is that she’s part of a wicked little game—one that could steal both her dream and her heart.
No fraternizing with the players.
Problem one is Miller Quinton: Emerson’s first love, first sex, and the guy who still ignites her daydreams and R-rated fantasies. Thrown back together, Miller and Emerson feel the undeniable pull of passion again, even if the conflict that tore them apart seems insurmountable. Then there’s way-too-sexy Grant Sanchez. He has a serious reputation with the ladies, and when it comes to winning someone he wants, he doesn’t let anyone stand in his way.
Now Emerson is breaking every rule in the manual. But what she doesn’t know is that she’s part of a wicked little game—one that could steal both her dream and her heart.












