This was great, though maybe it had too many similarities to her other book I've read. (She's a humble sports superstar with a bad temper who doesn't know how good she is and he's an older lonely sports god who's literally the best in the world, has tons of money, and is kind of an ass but would do anything for her but it still takes her the whole book to realize he likes her). Again, this is more about her and her self discovery than the romance, and it was such a slow burn that the sex at the end felt a little out of place. It took a while to get going, and the wrap up was a little weird (I did not like that he still had her fan letters or whatever - it felt too cute). But it was all okay, because Sal was just so funny and human, and I loved Sal's relationship with her father. It's a long book, but I devoured it quickly because Sal and Kulti's friendship was so fun to read.