New Release w/ Review: Old Fashioned by Kandi Steiner

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About the Book:

*Synopsis as found on Goodreads

It’s a man’s world. When I declared sports medicine as my major and every man narrowed their eyes, that saying proved true. It was true when my ex-husband decided I’d give up my career when our daughter was born. And again when I divorced the Chief of Police in our small town, and he made it painfully clear that I could leave him, but I would never be free. Landing the job as the new athletic trainer for Stratford’s high school team is my chance to start over. And walking into a male-dominated sport and staff, I’m ready for the challenge. I’m not ready for Jordan Becker. The head coach of our championship winning team is a Herculean force of nature—as severe as he is determined. His icy blue eyes and permanent scowl drive the women in this town mad, and his quiet power and undeniable command conjure respect from every man. When I join his team, I expect the doubt and anticipate the fight from him. And I get them both. I don’t expect to form a friendship. And I never expect to fall for him. My breath catches when those cool eyes fall to my lips. My body comes alive when his is near. And as those lines begin to blur, every warning bell sounds. My job, my reputation are on the line. And my ex is around every corner, waiting to remind me of his power. It’s a man’s world, and if I want to survive, I can never fall in love with Jordan Becker. Even if he falls in love with me first.

Review:

Old Fashioned is the final book in the Becker Brothers series and I finished it in just a couple of sittings. It was an enjoyable, sweet and steamy romance mixed with a bit of angst, and some entertaining family drama. Full review to come. *Note: Each installment of this series is marketed as a standalone, and I'd personally disagree with that claim. Old Fashioned felt to me like the least "standalone" in the series, as a large chunk of the story was the piecing together of the mystery that has been weaved throughout the whole series.