Campus God

Written by Jennifer Sucevic

Narrated by Michael Gallagher and Jennifer Blom

Crosby Rhodes is considered a god when it comes to Western Wildcats football.

And who knows?

Maybe he actually is one. There’s certainly no shortage of girls on campus who agree with the sentiment. They swoon over his pretty face, dark messy hair, and hard body honed from years of lifting and two-a-day practices. That alone makes him catnip for the female species.

Now add a lip ring and surly disposition to the package and you can understand what all the fuss is about.

Would I be included in that majority?

Hell, no.

As far as I’m concerned, Crosby can eat shit and die. The guy is a major jerk. Not to mention, a pain in my assets. And that’s putting it nicely. For reasons I’ve never understood, he goes out of his way to humiliate and hurt me. His barbed comments are always a direct hit before exploding on impact.

I’d love to know what I did to elicit such hatred but that would involve conversing with him and I refuse to do that. There’s only one more semester before graduation. Surely, we can get through the next six months without coming to blows.

That’s the hope, anyway.

Which is exactly why I’m thrown off guard when my nemesis pulls me aside and suggests a truce. Do I necessarily trust him after everything he’s put me through?

Nope. For the time being, I’ll agree so there can once again be peace in the kingdom all the while keeping him at a firm distance. Except that turns out to be impossible. Everywhere I go, there he is. It’s like I can’t get away from him. More shocking than that, he’s actually being nice.

If stomping out the underlying attraction that constantly flares to life between us was difficult before, it’s all but impossible now. But that’s exactly what I’m going to do. I’ve been burned by one athlete, I’ll be damned if I allow it to happen again.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Jennifer Sucevic
• Release date: Jun 15, 2022
• ISBN: 9798822647107

Jennifer Sucevic

Jennifer lives in Michigan with her four kids and husband.

Reviews for Campus God

[Brandy Hartley · Rating: 5 out of 5 stars]

Great story of a football player who hid his attraction to his childhood best friend’s ex-girlfriend and finally made his move. It’s a lovely evolution of their relationship.

[Rachel, Reading Shamelessly · Rating: 5 out of 5 stars]

Once again, I did not realize I was starting with book for… Thanks library… Lol! But I LOVED THIS. Soooo cute and angsty!
OK yes there could have been more tension for the “enemies” aspect. But it was so nice getting the mail point of view and finding out he’s been so mean to her because he was trying to be a good friend and not crush on his friend’s girl.

A mistake call leads to texting. We should have been a wrong number explanation gets blown into an unforeseen intimate relationship… But she doesn’t know the guy on the other end the phone is the one who’s been so mean to her for so long… Will the secrets ruin what has been building?

There is great chemistry between these characters, and so much underlying tension. It flies off the page. They developed decently, and it is interesting to read how Brooke acts between the different sides of Crosby. Crosby has a lot to make up for to try showing Brooke he’s not as bad as he purposely tried to be for so long. This relationship was a roller coaster, and it kept me hooked on tight the whole ride. Definitely recommend this book!

[d-fbuser-566467969 · Rating: 4 out of 5 stars]

Good read, but too similar from the last book. Both books had a best friend who wanted their friend’s girl.

[sherilyn06villanueva · Rating: 2 out of 5 stars]

I'm so disappointed in this story. The Female Lead Character is too weak and not great when it comes in decision so s_upid ?. I lost interest in listening to almost 85% of the story. For me this Book in the Series is very frustrating. Such a waste of time

[Julie Stancil · Rating: 4 out of 5 stars]

Great chemistry and character development, however this was a long drawn out book.