This book delivers a heartfelt and charming romance centered on healing, hope, and redefining what love can look like.
Drake, a farmer football star turn sport caster, is confident, grounded, and refer refreshingly sincere. Rather than leaning on his fame or ego, he uses his life experience to challenge outdated ideas about masculinity and relationships. His six week dating challenge isn’t about winning or proving himself – it’s about showing Gianna that real men still exist and that love doesn’t have to end in disappointment.
Gianna is incredibly relatable. After a pattern of short-lived relationships filled with poor treatment and emotional letdowns, she’s convinced herself that love is a scam – a defense mechanism built from repeated hurt. Her skepticism feels real and earned, making her emotional walls understandable rather than frustrating.
What makes this story stand out is the intentional pacing of their relationship. The six week challenge creates a natural structure that allows trust to build slowly and authentically. Drake’s consistency, respect, and emotional presence contrast beautifully with Gianna‘s guarded heart, and watching her begin to question her long held beliefs about love is both tender and satisfying.
The chemistry between Drake and Gianna is undeniable, but it’s the emotional growth that’s truly shines. This isn’t just a romance about falling in love – it’s about unlearning fear, recognizing healthy love, and believing that being treated well isn’t too much to ask.
Overall, this is a feel good, emotionally, engaging read that will resonate with anyone who has been hurt before and wonders if love is worth the risk again. It’s a story that reminds readers that the right person doesn’t rush, manipulate, or disappear – they stay, show up, and prove love through action.






