Jessica W. (jweiblej) reviewed Hold on to Forever (Harlequin Superromance, No 191) on + 116 more book reviews
Garth D\'Anno was used to getting his own way. What he wasn\'t used to was women like the unyeilding Katie O\'Connell-especially when he found out she was the new high-school westling coach!
Garth had expected a male coach to spur the budding athletes of his favorite sport to statewide victory. Now he was out to prove no woman-even the delightfully infuriating Katie-could do a man\'s job.
As she set out to prove him wrong, two immovable objects met head on with an irresistible force that sent both of them falling-into the arms of love
This romance is really great. It was my first read a VERY long time ago and the characters are real and lovable. I love how she proves Garth wrong on the mat. This is an awesome read.
Garth had expected a male coach to spur the budding athletes of his favorite sport to statewide victory. Now he was out to prove no woman-even the delightfully infuriating Katie-could do a man\'s job.
As she set out to prove him wrong, two immovable objects met head on with an irresistible force that sent both of them falling-into the arms of love
This romance is really great. It was my first read a VERY long time ago and the characters are real and lovable. I love how she proves Garth wrong on the mat. This is an awesome read.
Garth D'Anno was used to getting how own way. What he wasn't used to was women like the unyielding Katie O'Connell - especially when he found out she was the new high school wrestling coach.
Garth had expected a male coach to spur the budding athletes of his favorite sport to statewide victory. Now he was out to prove no woman - even the delightful Katie - could do a man's job.
Garth had expected a male coach to spur the budding athletes of his favorite sport to statewide victory. Now he was out to prove no woman - even the delightful Katie - could do a man's job.
