Catching Jordan by Miranda Kenneally is a light-hearted romance novel.
Jordan is the captain and quarterback of her school's football team. All the guys on her team respect her and are good friends with her. Jordan's life long goal is to get a football scholarship to the University of Alabama – the best football college in the country. Her scholarship is threatened when hot quarterback Ty Green moves to her school. Jordan doesn't want to fall for him because it means he has a chance of taking her position and her scholarship away from her.
Jordan also has to deal with an unsupportive father, unrequited love, the pressure of not messing up the state championship like she did last year, and a few sexist people in her life. Can she handle it?
Catching Jordan is one of my favourite books. It is such an easy to read book and flows effortlessly. I love Jordan's relationship with the guys on her football team and how they aren't sexist towards her for being a girl – they treat her equally. They're supportive and protective of her.
I'm not a fan of football, but I found this book really enjoyable to read. I didn't want it to end. I really wish Miranda Kenneally would write a sequel. In the meantime, I'm definitely going to check out her other books. I would recommend this book to anyone who's 13 years or older and wants to read a light-hearted romance novel.
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