Pretty standard romance. Good sexual tension, a few sex scenes to keep it going. Unfortunately, after they make their deal of sex on the weekends, there are not multiple sex scenes detailing these sessions, then the weekends become 'fade to black' or referenced dreamily.
Also, I thought it was stupid to have Cole keeping Bobby a secret... I get that he may have wanted some privacy and that people didn't always react well or whatever, but multiple characters literally didn't know he had a brother?? So Cole never had made a plan with a single friend on a Sunday and nobody thought it was weird?? (Cole was a little cliched and boring overall, but pretty.)

I liked that Penelope was presented as so non-curvy and flat chested, though my initial impressions were medium height but slender, so making her so petite "tiny" became her thing. And despite Cole saying multiple times how she wasn't his body type and preference and how he liked boobs, I'd have liked him to have said something either to P or maybe to a guy friend that he was pleasantly surprised that he liked her body, or that her x quality made up for flat chest... maybe that would have come off as shallow/douche-y if it had been in the book.


Also, from Cole's perspective I thought he was a good guy and liked him, but from Penelope's POV sometimes Cole came across as sexist and demanding.
Did like the sports--it was cool to have our two main characters into a subject I've rarely/never seen in romance.