Groupie

I Loved This Twist On A ♥♥♥♥♥ Love Story

Not your usual Love story where an experienced guy meets a virginal girl. Tiffany is an unabashed Soccer Groupie who loves every dirty experience with the boys of her favorite
pro soccer team by night and is a TV sports producer in one of the biggest markets by day. Rowen is the rookie phenom hired by the team to bring them into championship form. As Hot as he is he's also saving himself. What happens when that Hot chaste soccer star meets the very sexual team groupie is the stuff romances are made of. The always brilliant Muffy Newtown as Tiffany and the panty melting voice of Christian Fox as the Irish rookie Rowen are perfection. ♥♥♥♥♥

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This was a different book.

There were some things I didn’t like about this heroine and made me not connect with her, but when she met Rowen, things changed for her. I did appreciate Tiffany’s commitment to him and she did NOT deserve all the things that happened to her.

No words for how much I loved this book

First off, Rowen's character with Christian Fox narrating equals me swooning. Next, I've often wondered at the trend in romance novels of the bad boy/play boy and the sweet virginal girl who has been celibate for years prior to meeting said boy and all of a sudden she can't control herself. It's a theme I've seen in nearly every book. This book changes it up and while it was so hard to listen to at times it was worth it. I found myself appalled and shaking my head at Tiffany's behavior several times in the beginning of the book. And I'm sorry, I can't be convinced that she really enjoyed all of that. She was young and naive and probably looking for acceptance as evidenced by the fact that she actually thought most of those men were actually her friends. Love the male characters in ME Carter's books.

Groupie

So obviously there are people who don’t like this book based on Tiffany’s actions as a “Groupie” but given the title and the talk in the previous book I knew what to expect and went into it wanting M E Carter to change my mind about a character I didn’t like much in the first book. And she did that and more. She brought attention to the double standards when it comes to highly sexually active women of course but she also went deeper. Like how sharing a naked picture of someone without their consent on IG should be treated like the sexual assault it is. Did I like that Tiffany had had sex with married men? No of course not but she isn’t the only one to blame in that situation and her prior actions were explained. She didn’t remain that way once she started dating Rowen. He did a wonderful job of making her realize she really wanted more and ended up with a deeper relationship than she ever had with anyone before. I tend to enjoy the virgin meets highly sexual partner troupe but I enjoy it more when the genders are reversed from the norm. This one had its unique spin on that and one of the best lines from a male virgin I’ve heard.
“ You’re never allowed to give me a blow job again. This is so much better.”
Plus I was very happy with the ending.

This book was very well written and I’m rating it high on purpose to counterbalance the one star reviews from people who haven’t even read the book. I understand this book is not for everyone but you can get a hint from the title (and the blurb) what it’s about so if it’s not you thing, skip it. But don’t give it a low rating just because you don’t agree with the subject matter. That would be like giving your local Olive Garden a one star on Yelp because you don’t like spaghetti.

Ok favorite quote time.

“I want to know that the only person I’ve ever felt from the inside out, the only person who’s eyes I’ve looked into in the throws of passion, in the most intimate moment two people can share, I want to know that the person I have all that with is the one I love more than anyone or anything else in the world, forever.”

Despicable heroine

I really wished the author had not made Tiffany so “sexually liberated” because in my mind she was sexual irresponsible, stupid and selfish. Our story opens with our soccer groupie heroine engaging in casual group sexual activities with her favourite soccer playing “friends”, all in the spirit of “these are my friends” and “I just love sex”, “ I am not hurting anyone”. But it is quite clear from the start that Tiffany’s sexual partner friends really don’t have a lot of respect for her, and in fact she is hurting someone, cause some of these guys are married! I really couldn’t stand Tiffany. She is naive, selfish and the home wrecker the soccer WAGs claim she is. After I learned that she slept with the married guys, I had no sympathy for her. I loved our hero Rowan but for the life of me couldn’t see what he saw in her.

loved it

I'll be honest I was hesitant about purchasing it but I decided to believe the reviews and so glad I did. It was all good. A+++++++ Buy it, or worth a credit.

Simply the Best

What can I say, this book was phenomenal. The twist on the story of the man being innocent was an unexpected element. The empowerment of a confident woman knowing herself. Finally, the narration. Christian and Muffy what a truly outstanding combination. Not sure if Christian is Irish, but he nailed the accent. I listen to this book often. It is one of my favorites.

You lost me in the first few chapters.

Book 1 was great but you lost me in book 2. From the very beginning, reading about Tiffany being openly passed around sexually by the team, I just cant complete it. I can't see how someone can go from self-proclaimed slut to being happy with a virgin good-boy. I've read the summaries of the upcoming books and I've lost interest.

Took me by surprise

I did not expect this book to be a book I couldn’t put down. I even voluenteered to do the dishes NYE so I could listen! Everything about this audiobook was perfect 🤩

I want a love like this

This is a supremely well written story. I want a love story just like this!