Nico and Ryan are my favorite couple of the series so far. They are adorable. You'd think that I'd want to rate this book higher than the last one, but in the case, I feel like I have more problems with this book than the last one, which evens out of the scores for me.

My biggest problem is how it feels like some parts of the book are missing. For example,

when Ryan is apologizing to Nico for how he handled things, Ryan talks about how he knew that Rees and Coach V were in cahoots or whatever, but we're never actually shown Ryan figuring out this information or what he does with it.

As readers, I feel like we really needed that scene–and that's not the only instance of something like that "missing" from the book either. It was a little frustrating for me.

Other than that, I really enjoyed this story. The glimpses we got of Gabe and Dante were really sweet, and I loved that Yorkie and Kitty were present in this book again. And then we have Nico and Ryan, who like I said, are my favorite couple of the series so far. I loved them together and I'm actually glad they didn't get back together right away after their huge blow up. It was sweet.

This series has really surprised me. I haven't liked a lot of other hockey romances besides the Game Changers series by Rachel Reid, so if you're like me and wanting more books to give you similar feelings, pick this one up.