Catching Jordan
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Miranda Kenneally's first book in the beloved sports romance Hundred Oaks series! Love is the toughest game to play…
Athletic superstar Jordan Woods is the captain and quarterback of her high school football team. Her teammates, including her best friend Sam, all see her as their leader and one of the guys, and that's just fine. As long as she gets her athletic scholarship to a powerhouse university.
But everything she's ever worked for is threatened when Ty Green moves to her school. Not only is he an amazing QB, but he's also amazingly cute. Meanwhile, Sam is her rock — he supports Jordan's dreams even when her traditional dad doesn't — but suddenly things feel different between them. For the first time, Jordan's feeling vulnerable. Can she keep her head in the game while her heart's on the line?
Catching Jordan is the high school football romance to sweep your heart away!
Other teen romance books by Miranda Kenneally:
•Stealing Parker
•Things I Can't Forget
•Racing Savannah
•Breathe, Annie, Breathe
•Jesse's Girl
•Defending Taylor
•Coming Up for Air
•Four Days of You and Me
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Jordan Woods is the captain and quarterback of her high school football team in Franklin, Tenn. ("I mean, obviously I think Justin Timberlake is a megahunk, but I'm also over six feet tall and can launch a football fifty yards," she boasts). Jordan single-mindedly pursues her dream of getting a football scholarship to the University of Alabama until Ty, a hot quarterback from Texas, moves to town and throws her off her game. In addition to Jordan's instant crush on the new competition, her father (a starting NFL quarterback) won't come to her games; she is under the scrutiny of recruiters; and her longtime best friend is in love with her. When Jordan breaks her own rules and starts dating Ty, she must re-evaluate her priorities. Jordan's team's wholesale acceptance of a female quarterback strains credibility, but debut author Kenneally does a solid job of depicting Jordan's conflicted emotions, the pressure she is under, and her testy relationship with her father. Despite the gridiron setting, this is at its heart a romance most of the action and drama takes place off the field. Ages 13 up.
