Oh, Henry
By Mimi Jean Pamfiloff
- Release Date: 2017-08-25
- Genre: New Adult Romance
Description
From New York Times Bestseller, Mimi Jean Pamfiloff, Comes OH, HENRY, Book Two of the Ohellno Series. (Stand Alone Story w/ Teaser for Next Book.)
SHE’S GOT ME BY THE FOOTBALLS…
My name is Henry Walton, and though I’ve been called many things throughout my life—tree trunk, moose, walrus—I am now six foot five, solid muscle, and the hottest defensive end in the NFL college draft. This is the moment I’ve been waiting for: fame, women, and glory.
Just one problem: I’m suddenly in a bad slump. And it started the moment I got dumped by Elle, the nerdy goddess with thick glasses, a smokin’ hot body, and a genius IQ.
So what gives? We only dated for a few weeks, and it’s not like I’ve missed her. (Much.) Regardless, all the facts point to one conclusion. Elle is my lucky nerd-charm.
Call me superstitious, but I have to get her back before I lose everything. Even if she’s the last girl I should want and she now hates my guts.
Reviews
In total awww
5By Shorti90Great book to read. My eyes were glued to the pages.. I did not put it down until I finished.. Opposites do attract and Henry and Elle will definitely prove it to you.I can't help it
5By JLoc0303I love everything this woman writes. Oh Henry was no exception! So fun and crazy! Definitely worth the read!Love this quarkey Jock and Nerd Romance!
5By Cali JewelOk sage advice here, make sure before reading you have a block of time carved out for this one, because if you are anything like me it will keep your eyes glued for a solid few hours. Man I devoured this book and it was so beyond devilishly delicious. Lough out Loud, sweetly sexy, emotionally gripping romantic adventure with a small family drama twist and tiny cliff at the very end. Henry Walton is sweet, funny, sexy and all so alpha male. He is also from a very powerful family with a highly manipulative father running the show. Elle is sweet, sexy, sassy and off the charts smart (super computer smart) and separating her school life and home life (which at this point is full of lost hope) is critical to her sanity (or so she believes) until Henry comes crashing in and confusing everything up. She can't seem to fathom being wrong about something, but maybe she is. Loved it so much!!! Can't wait for the next in the series.
