Review: Easton (The Casanova Club Series Book 3) by Ali Parker

Easton: The Casanova Club #3 by Ali Parker
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Piper’s Football Player

This book was such a surprise. Easton started out as expected, as a bit of a selfish egotist, who cared more about himself and having a good time than anything else. Then he met Piper who just carried on being her sweet self and shocked him by being a genuine person.

I was really impressed with the way Ali Parker managed the transition between the sweet Joshua and the self-absorbed Easton. After getting so invested in Joshua I was surprised that I found myself liking Easton as he gently peeled back his layers and shared them with Piper. It would have been easy to make Easton unlikable and difficult to give a contrast with the previous book, but the author didn’t take the easy way out. I get the feeling that by the end of the series the reader is going to be as wrung out by all the emotions as Piper is.

I like how Piper is on a journey and finding things out about herself as much as the men are. She is taking part in the Casanova Club to help her family out but she knows that she needs to come to terms with what that will mean for her at the end of the year.

I was impressed with this book, it was nuanced and well paced and I felt heavily invested with both characters. I don’t know how I’m going to manage the other 10 guys, I think I’ll be in tears by the end of it all!

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