Bad Man on Campus (Big Men on Campus Book 3) by Stephanie Queen – Review by Rosanna Ingram

Bad Man on Campus by Stephanie Queen
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Glory Rose has become a different person over the last three years. A traumatic accident brought an end to the happy girl that was in love with her high school sweetheart…and has changed her into a person that is damaged and uses alcohol as a coping mechanism. As she is getting ready to finally head off to SPU, she gets wind that Kace is back in town. She is determined to see him before they are both at the same school. Even through their shared traumatic past…there is still a spark…and they are going to see where it leads.

Once on campus, though…things start off bad and just get worse. As they try to see who they are after three years, there are situations that are testing if they will be able to actually make it work. While Glory Rose needs to get herself in order, she is also trying to make sure that Kace doesn’t throw his own future away for her. The cards are definitely stacked against them…so are they strong enough to stay solid?

This book is so much more than a second-chance sports romance. It is about two people who have to face the past and heal in order to move forward. While Glory Rose tended to stand in her own way more than once…she seemed to mature and start growing by the end of the book. I understand Kace’s need to protect her…and that led to his own kind of healing. Overall, I enjoyed the story.

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