This was a quick, cute rom-com with a tonne of banter and instalove. Harlow and Andy have their meet-cute and a large part of the plot is that she has no idea that he is a famous athlete. While Andy navigates which team he should sign with, he can’t help but think that the best place to be is right beside Harlow. Now if only he can convince her of that.

The banter is definitely the best part of this book. The back and forth was a lot of fun, especially via the text messages. I also think the latter half of the book is where the book really shone.

Where it fell short for me was that I wanted a bit more depth to the characters. There wasn’t much conflict so it felt like there were few stakes. It made for a light read so if that is the vibe you need then definitely read.

really enjoyed reading this! i wish it were a bit longer and not so insta lovely but alas i still had a lot of fun reading and love anything sara writes

Fun! I love how these two met. I enjoyed the banter and the friend group. The dad ... the dog... crazy! The only thing I wish for is that we got more of them as an actual couple after Harlow found out about Andy. I wanted to see her navigate being a famous football players girlfriends as the girl next door. Overall...a fun book.

A chance meeting in New York, a warning not to eat from a food truck. Staying in the same hotel, bumping into each other in the lift.
Besotted sports star persuses girl. She's normal, has a job and doesn't recognise him.
A romantic pursuit, a famous ex, meddling family and curious friends.
Fingers crossed for HEA. Funny and enjoyable.

3.5 stars

This really wasn't great literature, but I had a fantastic time. I read it super fast, which I guess could either be good or bad but for me was good. Like, it had some sort of crack in it. Definitely read this if you just want something quick and funny.

I wanted to like this book more, but overall I have pretty mixed feelings. I really liked the beginning with the banter and chemistry between the characters, but beyond that the pacing did not feel consistent throughout the whole book.

’m not a sports person, but I love a sports rom-com. Sassy Midwest girl meets hot Football star? Sold. Except…I’m not buying chicken from a food truck ever again. LOL

I really enjoyed this book. It took me a while to understand some of the dynamics of the town, but I found it a refreshing and light read, but with just enough spice, like all the novels Sara writes.

Thank you Netgalley for an early read of this football romance. I enjoyed this one but there are parts throughout the story that made me cringe a little. Some of the internal dialogue from Andy didn't sit well with me, like was trying to be macho . I also felt like Harlow overreacted a little more than usual in parts. The meet cute between Andy and Harlow wasn't as much "cute" (but it was definitely a meet cute you don't forget!). I liked the development of the two characters but feel like it was almost too "insta-lovey". Overall, I think it is a cute romance that fans will enjoy!

It absolutely pains me to say that i wasn't the biggest fan of this book. I have loved Sara Ney since the HOW TO DATE A DOUCHEBAG days - I've read everything she has written, but this just wasn't for me. The fact that I love Sara tells me that the issues with this book are purely mine, and I am sure everyone else will love it.

Funny characters like always the neighbor girl reminds me of the teanager from hard pass who used to walk their dog too. I always enjoy the quirky characters

I really liked this book from Sarah Ney. The banter between Harlow and Andy was spot on. I knew Andy was a keeper when he showed up at Harlow’s door and the reaction from her dad made me laugh out loud. Sarah has a way to make her characters come to life and be humorous, while telling their story. A definite five star read for me.

3/5 stars

Didn't love it, but was still an enjoyable romance! I wanted to love this one so badly and the first half was a 5 star, last 3rd really fell a bit flat but you might disagree!

Still a huge fan of Sara and everything she writes

Leí algunas reseñas y tengo que estar de acuerdo en que la historia es un desastre, pero es de esos libros tan absurdos que te hacen reír y pasar un buen rato. No hay drama entre los protagonistas, o si lo hay, se resuelve rápidamente. Es un libro para relajarse, ideal después de leer algo pesado, para cuando quieres despejar la mente. De esos que te dejan una sensación de tranquilidad.

Me dio mucha risa la escena del pollo; Landon pudo haberse ahorrado esa humillación y dolor de estómago, pero no le hizo caso a Harlow.

Espero que se agregue un verdadero epílogo, porque el que tiene es más un adelanto de quién será el próximo protagonista. Necesito saber como es que les va como pareja, si tuvieron hijos y como fue la adaptación de ella con los medios de comunicación.


Thanks to NetGalley, the publisher and the author for the ARC in exchange for an honest review.

How do you know who would become a new favorite writer for you? when you can't put the book down and each paragraph leaves you with a smile or a different emotion.
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Sara Ney created two characters so different that when you read each point of view you understand where they come from and how they can be in two very different worlds, but when they cross paths and interact it is pure chemistry and what remains of each exchange is just perfection.
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Harlow is in New York dealing with important meetings to launch her perfectly curated dating app. But when she see a stranger about to make a serious mistake in Central Park , she put aside her attitude “wherever you are…” and warn him that he is going to make a big mistake and get sick.
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Of course, when the stranger decides to prove her wrong, she doubles down and tells him that if he doesn't get sick, he can look for her and she will buy him dinner, but if she's right, he's going to pay.
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What would never have occurred to her is that she would see him again in the big city where she stays just for some days, but fate have other ideas and she see him a few hours later in the lobby of her hotel.
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mistaken identity is usually a bit tricky but Sara Ney manages to maintain it very well throughout the book. And the secondary characters are so well presented that I simply can't help but think about what awaits them in the next books, I hope there are many books to come
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If you like sport romance, small towns, opposites that attract, and conversations through chats that are so wholesome, you are going to love this book and you are going to want to read more .
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Thanks to Sara Ney, her team and Montlake for give me a copy of this beautiful book in exchange for my honest and voluntary opinion

Definitely witty, this book was full of fun, smile inducing banter. I have to admit that I didn’t see the love there- definitely chemistry or the physical kind but deeper emotions did not feel characterized well in my opinion. That said, I adored the back and forth with the snark and amusing dialogue, Harlow and Andy were awesome characters and overall, it was a fun time. Thanks to the publisher, author and NetGalley for an early read!

🍗 not your biggest fan 🍗

If you’re looking for a fun book, this is a good pick.
I had some great laughs with it if I’m honest. It’s a little corny for my tastes but this book has some farts/sh!t jokes and sorry but I found them funny 😂.

Andy and Harlow met in a very unique way - insert some of the farts jokes - he orders chicken food from a street vendor in New York which she advised him not to eat it but he’s stubborn and does it. They made a bet if he don’t get sick or sh!t himself, he comes find her and she’ll buy him dinner. If it’s the otherwise he owns her. He indeed gets sick.
Harlow really thought she wouldn’t she him again but then they run into one another and he invites her dinner and their story begins.

This is a fun book just to hang out so don’t expect deep thoughts and in my humble opinion the drama was unnecessary - I don’t like exes drama involving so that’s on me but yeah the drama was quick and then everyone lives happily ever after.

Did I enjoy it? Yes.

I’d like to thank NetGalley for the Arc.

Not Your Biggest Fan by Sara Ney was a super quick read. It felt like a Novella. I nice little palate cleanser after some of the deeper books I've been lately. THIS BOOK TAKES PLACE OVER a few days! It was quick, good banter - pretty darn cute and Harlow's dad is an adorable menace! Can we get dad's romance story next?

I loved the meet cute in Central Park, I love the day date and their mustaches.

Was this rushed, uncomplicated and wrapped up way to nice and tidy? Probably. But it was just what I needed right now.

If you are wanting a taste of sports romance, this is a good place to start. I'll be picking up more Sara Ney in the future.

Thank you NetGalley for a chance to check out this arc for an honest review!

Good use of dual POV. There is some good banter here but the chemistry seems a little off. Enjoyed the story but it wasn't anything special. Thanks to Netgalley for the opportunity to read this book

I was not a huge fan of this story. I went into this book hoping for a sports romance that was different. I was mistaken when I read the summary of the book because I read "cocky football player" to reading that he knocked on her door when she went back home to her dad and corgi. Therefore, I was expecting a man changed. However, we still got the cocky football player that during his thoughts and actions were a bit hard to read at times. I did really like the female main character. I thought she brought depth into the story and her app Kismet was super interesting. I did enjoy the spice in the book, which is a surprise since Andy's everyday actions were a bit cringe worthy. I did read this book fairly quickly so I would say that the pacing was good. However, I think that after closing the book I did not have that feeling of wow it was more like okay great on to the next book. The authors writing just may not be for me and that is okay. The summary intrigued me, the story did not. I hope that people pick this book up expecting a quick sports romance read that has minimal depth.
2.5 stars!
Thank you NetGalley for allowing me access to reading this ARC.