K. A. Linde

With Congressman Brady Maxwell up for reelection and journalist Liz Dougherty about to graduate into a promising career, the ambitious couple's future is brighter than ever. But when Brady holds a press conference to officially introduce Liz as his girlfriend, reporters hungry for a scandal bombard her. With her every move under a vicious magnifying glass, the passionate bond between the congressman and the journalist gets tested at every stop. Liz and Brady may be setting off fireworks along the campaign trail, but can their love transcend politics as usual?

For the Record

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For the Record gave me the payoff I needed after the first two angsty as hell installments in Liz and Brady's story. Now, don't get me wrong... I loved the angst. It's not something I can read a lot of, but when I'm in the mood for it, I tend to love it. (And hate it at the same time.) Also, though Liz and Brady have come to a good place in their relationship, that doesn't mean there are no more bumps. There are. This one wasn't quite the emotional roller coaster the first two books were, but that doesn't mean there weren't some major feels along the way. I thought this was a great way to close out their story and the first part of this series. I grew to really like both characters (and dare I say even maybe love them?) and I am so happy to see how much they each grew from the first book. 

Now that Liz and Brady's story has come to a satisfying conclusion, I really look forward to reading about Brady's siblings, Clay and Savannah. They've both played a part in the first three books in this series and I'm a little hooked on the idea of them getting their very own happily ever afters. I think I'll wait until Savannah's book is out and binge the last two. If there's one thing I've learned while reading K.A. Linde – it's that her books are best read in a binge. 

FAVORITE QUOTES

  "You're more than the game changer. You're the game and the team and the league and the whole universe of sports wrapped up into one neat little package."

"The lowest lows bring the highest highs. And when you find someone who brings you both, that doesn't mean you should walk away; it means you have something special."

"Love blooms in the most unlikely of places. It flourishes in the most difficult circumstances. And it lasts despite all reasons it shouldn't."

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