Other than the horrible, awful vocabulary, this book just didn't hold my interest.

I found myself saying, 'Oh, honey.' so many times while reading this book. Apparently the author didn't have any friends to read her work and give it to her straight. 'Stupid ass' is not a proper description for everything. Once the author threw in 'Oh fuck a duck' and 'Oh hells bells,' I knew I was done. The main character didn't want to go to class because she knew they'd be playing 'stupid ass games'? That was enough to make me stop reading right there. I felt like I was reading a book that a middle school girl had written. However, I couldn't even get past the first 30 pages. The description sounded great and this is exactly the type of book I am usually into. Will Ellie ever be able to let go of the past and let him into her heart and will Gunner be patient enough to wait for her? Read more Every time he gets close to winning her love, something pushes her away again.

Gunner knows they are meant to be together forever, but Ellie keeps denying her feelings out of fear of being hurt again. He will stop at nothing to show Ellie how much he wants her, even if it means he has to move faster than she would like. Gunner only has two passions in life, football and his grandfather's ranch, until he falls for his best friend's little sister. The last thing Ellie expected was to fall in love with Gunner Mathews, a starting linebacker for the University of Texas football team and not to mention, her brother's best friend. She focused all of her attention on her grades and getting into the University of Texas to start a new life away from her mother. Verbally abused by her mother for years, 18-year-old Ellie Johnson always believed she would never be loved or wanted by anyone.

Wanted by Kelly Elliott