At first Cole comes off as a stubborn, spoiled jerk, and wasn't that easy to like (no matter how hunky he was). Typical of this series, this was another well-written, fast moving, super sexy book. But what if Cole keeps tempting her? Can she really resist his charm and risk it all? Due to her upbringing, Savannah is too wary to let herself care for someone-and falling in love? Forget it. In her mind, her career is all she has, and she's not about to blow it for a guy who's never been in a real relationship. Cole wants to hook up with the pretty, proper, blond, and Savannah fights like mad to keep their relationship "professional". And there's definitely some major chemistry between Cole and Savannah (or "Peaches", as he calls her). But gradually, as he starts to take Savannah's suggestions, he comes around and becomes waaay more likable. Cole starts out as a bit of a jerk in this book, with the whole spoiled athlete bit. Can Savannah work her magic on someone who doesn't think he needs help?
People have him all wrong-he's not a bad guy, he's just being goaded by the media. He's self-contained and not a friend to his teammates. He's stubborn and refuses to take responsibility for his actions. The southern blond beauty never met a client she couldn't help, but Cole may prove to be a difficult subject. That's when image consultant Savannah Brooks enters the picture. But Cole may need a little help remaking his reputation. Both ownership and Cole's new agent Liz ( Changing the Game) want Cole to toe the line and change his ways. Nobody wants a hothead who can't get along with the media on their team, and it looks like hometown team St.
His short fuse has gotten him into trouble with the media, and has NFL teams giving up on him (despite his football talent). Twenty-nine year old Cole is 6 feet 200+ pounds of gorgeousness, but he has a fatal flaw-his self control. In Playing To Win we get bad boy NFL wide receiver Cole Riley- cousin to Mick ( The Perfect Play), Gavin ( Changing the Game), and Jenna ( Taking a Shot) Riley. Yet another winner in Jaci Burton's Play By Play series.I don't know how she does it but keep 'em comin', Jaci!
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