sweet, funny, sexy and emotional

I loved this book. I've read/listened to a few of Rachel Van Dykens books before and they all just flow so well. The audio for Fraternize was told from three pov's, Emerson, Miller and Sanchez. All three narrators were excellent, expressive and brought the characters to life.

I went into this thinking it would be a light, easy read, a bit of romcom and sports romance. I got all that, the sweet, the sexy and the funny, but I also got so much more. The story drew an unexpected amount of emotion from me, I felt both Emerson and Millers pain from all the past hurt and the insecurities it had given them both. The more we learnt about what happened, the more I cried for them, they had such a bond.  Sanchez had so many layers, he was a loveable rogue,  sometime a-hole but so caring, loyal and protective.  I knew I would be gutted for the man who didn't get the girl and I was.

"Because no matter how damaged your heart may be, it never loses its ability to choose again, to try again, to want love even after loss."

The reigniting of a first love from the past, or a fresh start with a new potential love? Both strong connections and two wonderful but different men. Who would Emerson choose? I highly recommend you read it to find out.

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