Full Count

Again too long

Okay for the record, I thought Full Count that featured Garrett and Lexie who were both featured from two previous books, Swinging Strike and Behind the Count, they were going to have this friends to lovers romance told. But as it were, I have to admit it really dragged to the point it was really really depressing 90% of the time mostly that surrounded Garret and maybe 70% of Lexie’s point of view. It was like a page from an cheesy daytime soap opera. It was pretty predictable that Garret was a single dad while he attended college and played baseball. When there was a important clue when he goes home every weekend and doesn’t hook up with anyone when he goes to college, it wasn’t difficult to guess. Like I said it was really difficult to get through reading Full Count while fighting the urge to skip ahead because the flow of the story was really slow and full boring passages of angst and what if’s mostly from Garret. I just relieved that I finally finished reading it all the way through. It took two nights to finish. I could say the level of spice of Full Count was lukewarm at best and the romance level would be a 2. As much as I did like Garret and Lexie from the two previous books, I was disappointed Full Count didn’t make the cut in my honest opinion.