This book was like a cup of coffee. It warms you up but also keeps you hooked. I loved the characters, the tension, but what was most surprising was that this book made me not mind football after hating it for so long. It actually made it seem interesting as you get a look into behind the scenes.

Thank you to net galley, Matilda Madison and Honey Blossom Press for allowing me to receive an ARC in exchange for my honest review

Thank you to Honey Blossom Press for the advance reader copy of Text Me Maybe by Matilda Madison! I’m loving the books by Honey Blossom Press!

In Text Me Maybe, Scarlett has just arrived in the city of Manchester for her new role with a football club that needs PR help. Upon landing, she ends up texting a wrong number and suddenly the unknown person on the other end becomes a texting companion. Trying to accomplish the goals set out for her at her job, Scarlett also tries to navigate her working relationship with the football manager, Theo.

I absolutely adored so much about this book. The soccer setting, the workplace romance, the chemistry in the main pair’s texting relationship. There’s a moment in the story when these two play soccer against each other and the scene is everything - a favorite of mine from the book. This, along with another scene that involves football kits. I was engaged with this story from the moment I started it and it kept such a great pace all the way to the end. I enjoyed how the story played out and the eventual revelation.