Publication Date: July 30, 2024
A Little Irresistible was an absolute treat to read. From the very first moment Nell is introduced, it’s clear that she’s a FMC worth rooting for- especially amidst all her terrible luck. The enemies to lovers arc is so satisfying, and the tension between Nell and Whit is incredible. They’re clearly meant to be together, but it was a delight to go along for the ride while they figured that out.
I enjoyed reading a story that featured sports but wasn’t centered around the sports romance aspect. It was fascinating to dive into the underbelly of what being a sports star does to a character, and it gave Whit an extra dimension of depth and complexity.
Ultimately, this book made me feel all the good happy feels and had the sweet HEA we all love. Nell and Whit completely stole my heart and I enjoyed every moment. I am beyond excited for the next book and am so ready for more of Bree Fleming’s writing!
I voluntarily reviewed a free advance copy of this book provided by BookSirens. The opinions expressed are my own.
natalie intihar 
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