Tough, badass athlete with a heart of gold is what I call him.ĭelaney Shaw has always been socially awkward, but a girl who embraces herself – a nerd/geek who loves Princess Bride and Star Wars and cats. Why? Because his drunk-ass father isn’t doing a damn thing. The guy is vicious on the field with the Waylon Tigers, but when it comes to his sister, he’s devoted. Yes, it’s a girl, but it’s not who you think. But in all characters, Maverick has a weakness. Meet Maverick Monroe, badass athlete, sexy, super tall, packed with muscles (the absolute best kind!). And at this Bonfire party, any freshmen of Waylon who kisses a guy or girl that night will end up with that person some day in their life if not at that very moment. Hello sexy cover!! It goes real well with the sexy characters you’re about to meet.įirst thing you will definitely notice when you read all the books under this series is the recurring legend that the kids at Waylon seem to take real seriously. Let’s start with the first of the Waylon University series – I Dare you. I Dare You (#1 Waylon University) by Ilsa Madden-Mills If you need to get your mind off heavy stuff, these guys will help you with that. Each books focus on different characters for you to fall deeply in love with.

Let me just point out that this series is football related – as in American Football.

I thought I would share my thoughts of each one under one post instead of spreading them out each week. And that’s exactly what I did and I accomplished all four standalone books under the Waylon University series in a week. But, knowing me, I like to read books in order. No need to read them in order if you like. Ilsa mentioned that her Waylon University series were standalones. (And because I keep thinking about Aiden Graves and Vanessa Mazur from The Wall of Winnipeg and Me) So I decided to start with I Dare You by Ilsa Madden-Mills. I wanted something that would make me laugh and melt, something sexy but not crazy. What do I do? I decide to pick something up to remedy my mind. I needed something to take my mind off them.

I didn’t want to think about Lola or Roman. I had to cover up the fresh emotions brewing inside me. Some days it doesn’t work like that and Beyond the Roses did something to me. I’m gonna take a break and maybe key some words down somewhere or watch a little Netflix while I arrange my thoughts properly. I need to get out of this funk.” And I don’t mean that in a bad way at all. I had just finished reading Beyond the Roses by Monica James and thought, “Geez.

I hate you by ilsa madden mills