Like all of her books, this was great! But, it was over too soon! I couldn't believe I was at the Epilogue already. If you liked her other books, you like this one too. And if you haven't read her other ones, go read them as well! ( )

Love this book, and Love this series. IMO Cora Carmack can write the phone book, and it would be a best seller. She has a way of making you feel what her characters feel. Dallas and Carson, never should have been, yet you are drawn into their story, and you get all the feels from it. This whole series is great, and it is a must read in my opinion. ( )

I love sport romances, and have been in the mood to grab for some. All Lined Up was perfect. It was a quick, cute, and fun read. I loved how it involved Football and dance. I absolutely loved Carson! This was well worth the $1 I found it for as I ended up reading it in one sitting. I really want to find some of the other books in the series. ( )

Definitely one of the better New Adult books I've read! I really enjoyed this one. There was better communication between characters and a lot less unnecessary drama! It was a really great quick read. ( )

Read my full review of the book here! Spoiler Free!

I loved Cora Cormack's [b:Losing It|16034964|Losing It (Losing It, #1)|Cora Carmack|https://d.gr-assets.com/books/1348459319s/16034964.jpg|21807237] Trilogy and when I read the synopsis for All Lined Up, I knew I had to read it!

This book really reminded me of Losing It in the sense that they both follow a similar set up for the plot, but I think that All Lined Up shows more relationship development than Losing It did.

What I really love about Cora Cormack's New Adult reads is that each lead character develops independently throughout the novel. They don't become this person who relies so much on their significant other that it gets to the point of becoming nauseating to me. This book is just as much a coming of age novel as it is a romance.

I found All Lined Up to be a super quick and fun read. I loved the chemistry between Dallas and Carson and I loved them individually. Dallas was a smart heroine who also had her funny moments as well. I really loved that she didn't create senseless drama by jumping to conclusions and actually thought about things before acting. They were both very real characters and I think that most readers can identify in some capacity to each other them one way or another.

Overall: The only thing really lacking for me was a dramatic plot line--and that isn't necessarily a bad thing. I think I was just expecting more drama based on the assumptions I drew from the synopsis. Instead, this book focuses on the growth of the characters instead of petty drama which is rather refreshing when I look back on it.


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