I’m the new guy on the team, and I’m struggling to earn my teammates’ respect and forgiveness for the dirt I’ve slung at the Sockeyes in the past.
I played my entire life with my twin brother by my side, even in the pros. Now I’ve been traded to the Sockeyes, and my brother has been selected in the expansion draft by the Portland Icehawks.
I’m facing the unthinkable, competing against my brother in a game where only one of us emerges as the ultimate winner. And that’s not my only problem. I’ve developed a huge crush on one of my teammates’ sisters, and he’s not taking kindly to my interest in her, especially since he and I have butted heads in the past.
She’s not interested in me, but I’m not able to walk away. There’s something special about her, and I have to find a way to convince her that there’s also something special about me, even if her brother hates my guts.
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My Review - 4 of 5 stars -
An enjoyable story. Banks felt he was in a bad spot, his new team was not keen on his presence because of a bit of past history, he was not playing his best, until things clicked. To push it further, he was interested in a teammate's sister. Undeterred, he chased Jessie. The chemistry between them was hot and strong, and feelings could not be denied. Jessie worked hard to prove herself in the hockey world within the Sockeyes organization. I loved how she believed in herself, and with a little poking from Banks, stood up for herself. The team as a whole supported her and Banks. Definitely worth the read.
I received a copy through 1852 Media, and this is my unsolicited review.
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