It came through on the page how much she poured her heart and soul into these characters and this work.

I read the author's notes at the end and saw that some of these issues were really difficult for her to write about. I loved Rochon's writing style and the way she handled some of the really hard issues in this book. All of the characters were so well developed and I wanted to know what happened to them. I loved the complexity of the characters.

From grief and guilt to issues of learning and education. These characters were so good and there so many deep issues addressed in this book. This book sucked me in from page 1 and I could not stop reading. But the more they work together, the less 'fake' the dating starts to feel. This begins a series of 'strategies' for how to handle their fake dating public persona which has now developed to hide the fact that they are working together professionally. When they are spotted in public together, Taylor accidently says they are dating to protect Jamar's privacy. But there is one catch - no one can know they are working together. Jamar wants another chance to prove that he can play with the pros and he wants Taylor to help him get back into the physical shape to do it. Then she meets Jamar Dixon, a former football star, whose pro football career ended after being carted off the field with a knee injury. Taylor Powell is an outstanding fitness professional but finds herself struggling to pay her bills after a series of jobs don't pan out, mainly because she doesn't have a college degree.

I'll Catch You by Farrah Rochon