Oh, How the Mighty Are Ballin’ by Jeanie Johnson & Jayha Leigh
Bella-Sophia is a beautiful woman who chose to do a man job; she coaches a college football team and she is also very good at it and has all the right credentials. But as expected, she had to overcome all the prejudice which seems derived only by the fact that she wasn't a man. Now, thanks to the foresight of an old coach, she coaches at college level and she is happy, but she has repressed her femininity... oh, she is still a beautiful woman, and every man can notice that, but she dresses like a man and avoids all the little details who pleases a woman, like jewelry and make up. Wulf is a former German professional soccer player who was hired to coach the soccer team in the same college. He is a big man with pleasant behavior and old style gallantry. From the first time he meets Bella-Sophia, he decides that he is more interested in the woman than in the coach. Not that he underestimates her proveness at work, but he is not interested in it: Bella-Sophia can be the most successful football coach of USA, but when she ends her work day, she has to go back home to him and only him.
The story is not very long, less than 100 pages, but flows smoothly. The style is a bit more tamed than other books I read by the same pair of authors, actually, even if there are two or three quite strong words scattered in the book, there is only an actual sex scene, and even if it is pretty enthusiastic, it is more unbalanced in the funny side than in the erotic one. All in all I found this one lighter and funnier than the previous books.
What remains of the previous experience I had with Johnson and Leigh, is a very strong Afro American female character and a even stronger white male character, the type of male who still opens the door the his woman but it's male enough to not be intimidated if she has a life of her own.
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Bella-Sophia is a beautiful woman who chose to do a man job; she coaches a college football team and she is also very good at it and has all the right credentials. But as expected, she had to overcome all the prejudice which seems derived only by the fact that she wasn't a man. Now, thanks to the foresight of an old coach, she coaches at college level and she is happy, but she has repressed her femininity... oh, she is still a beautiful woman, and every man can notice that, but she dresses like a man and avoids all the little details who pleases a woman, like jewelry and make up. 
Sips are always short story, sometime less than 20 pages, like this one, but sometime they manage to build a worthy story in few moments. 
Sips are always short story, sometime less than 20 pages, like this one, but sometime they manage to build a worthy story in few moments. 
Scott is a shy and normal gay guy. A steady work, some good friends, but not lovers. He is not the type you turn to look in a street, lean, blond and short. But a night he decides that he will go out, he will have fun and, why not, maybe he will find another guy to spend the night. But before he can reach the club he has in mind, he is robbed and hit in the head. So now he is in a smelly alley and the paramedic who helps him, Mateo, is the most handsome guy he has ever seen, but he will take him in a bed hospital and not in bed! 
Scott is a shy and normal gay guy. A steady work, some good friends, but not lovers. He is not the type you turn to look in a street, lean, blond and short. But a night he decides that he will go out, he will have fun and, why not, maybe he will find another guy to spend the night. But before he can reach the club he has in mind, he is robbed and hit in the head. So now he is in a smelly alley and the paramedic who helps him, Mateo, is the most handsome guy he has ever seen, but he will take him in a bed hospital and not in bed!