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REVIEW: CHASING INDIGO by ALI DEAN

44056597Ryan Harding. He’s running royalty. The guy I’ve been following online since I started this sport. Sure, I’ve got a crush on him, but so does nearly every other runner in the country. I’m an unknown in this world, it’s not like the prince of distance running is ever going to notice me, which is for the best. I’ve been down this road once before with the Mr. Perfect type, and I’m not doing it again.

Indigo Adams stood out the moment I saw her cross the finish line. She’s not only got a gorgeous stride and stellar kick, but possesses the tenacity and drive required to reach the top. She’s the perfect fit for our newly-formed team in Colorado, though her running potential isn’t the only thing that’s captured my attention. Indigo seems skeptical of our selection of her and even more skeptical of me and my intentions. What will it take for her to see she belongs here in Brockton, on this team… and with me?


From the moment I met this girl I think I knew she’d be mine. And I’ve got no clue what to do with that. How do you tell a woman who doesn’t want to be claimed that it’s too late? I already have. 


MY REVIEW

If you’ve read the Pepper Jones series you have been introduced to Ryan and I am SO glad that we got to learn more about him. Though, if you haven’t read Pepper Jones you can still read this book and be perfectly okay and know what is going on.

Ryan is a world famous long distance runner, Olympic caliber good. Indigo Adams is new to the running scene and definitely made a lot of great first impressions at her first event. She really got the attention of Ryan and he knew there was something special about her.

I loved the instant connection Ryan felt towards Indy. Of course, Indy has had a major crush on Ryan for years, but who didn’t in the running world. I loved Indy, she was so real and down to earth. Of course, despite their connection their relationship was full of ups and downs. They had to learn to navigate their roles as coach/athlete and boyfriend/girlfriend, but also with Indy’s past with her ex.

This was a sweet story and it slightly broke my heart when it came to Indy’s background and what her jerk of an ex did to her. Though, Ryan more than makes up for it by just being himself. I enjoyed this book and I truly hope we get to see more of these characters in the future.