I was excited to read this one because I’d like the one I read by this author earlier in the series. And I was very pleased that this one definitely lived up to that one as well. Of course the more books I read with hockey heroes in them, the more I want to go watch more hockey games. Which we all know isn’t really happening these days. Cheyenne was a great character, very strong independent woman, especially being a doctor, and I love that she had a season ticket to the hockey games and always went and did her knitting/crocheting while sitting there. That is something I think I would like to do if I could afford it. The season ticket part, not the knitting, I can’t knit. But I love that she was able to go out and do things on her own like that. Kamden was great, totally understandable how he was feeling. And it makes sense that he might not be that recognizable at the beginning with all the extra facial hair and a ballcap. I mean really, with the helmets on, how easy is it to recognize hockey players? I don’t know?

The romance had sweetness, steam, and laughter. While it moved quickly, that was okay, because both of the characters were really in the right place for that. It was nice to see some of the characters from other stories mixed in, although there was one character from one of the more recent stories that almost seemed like a last minute add in and didn’t probably need to be part of the story. Definitely a good story to end this round of the series on.

Review first appeared on Lisa Loves Literature.