A Crazy Vermonter's Book Reviews: RELEASE REVIEW: Home Run King by Stella

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Synopsis

My life was what country songs are made of: my Granny died, my girlfriend broke up with me, I knocked up her cousin, and I was inducted into the Major League Hall of Fame. Yup…just like every country song I’ve ever heard.

But let me start over…

My name is Gage Nix. That’s all you need to know.

Actually, there’s a lot more to Gage than meets the eye. My name’s Katie Crisp, and I had a front row seat and the inside scoop.

In a moment of grief and desperation, I allowed the Home Run King to…well, hit a home run on my diamond. He not only knocked it out of the park, but he also knocked me up.

Raising two babies—the one I was carrying, and Gage—wasn’t what I signed up for. But he gave me no choice. I only wish I hadn’t waited until the end of the season to see that he was my MVP.

Oh, and the only hall of fame he’s ever been inducted into is his own.

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REVIEW:
Gage tries, but the man doesn't get the hint when to just let it be, I mean I give him real props for attempting to cheer up his woman, “Are you crying? Have the pregnancy hormones already kicked in? I can get you a tissue if you need it…or chocolate. But please don’t make me watch a Hallmark movie.” He paused for a second. “Or anything on Oxygen.” Gage sure knows how to flatter his girl, “no, clothes. You have a car. And right now, you look homeless. A king can’t have his queen wearing ratty T-shirts and oversized sweatpants.” Gage doesn't mind taking one for his woman, but the man complains the whole time, "it was sad, really. Because I was hungry. And Katie gave me that look that said if I went and ate, she would murder me in my sleep." I really liked this book, Gage was just a big kid himself and that's why the man got along with all the children in this book.