Okay, well I am at 43% and I have to say, Chase, Erika’s brother is a much bigger manwhore, and the tool then, Wayne is. Especially, after questioning and laying down the law to both Erika and Wayne about hooking up. If anyone has a reputation to clean up off the ice it's, Chase. Wayne may have been a fighter on the ice but I‘m sure his last agent encouraged it. Where Erika has had a calming effect on him.
Now, for the story as a whole. Erika has just returned from, NY where she worked for a major sports agency. It wasn’t the right fit for her. She didn't jive ethically with how she wanted to do business. So, Erika's come home and opened her own business. Dragging, Carly her best friend with her, although both girls were from, Canada. Despite that, Erika grew up around, at least half of the team, at any given time, during her brother’s, hockey career. With that said, she did not look, as she does now. Professional, powerful, and sexy. No, she looked so, young and dorky.
Wayne and Erika have instant chemistry. This is the time Connor offers her up as an agent. Now that he is, however, he is being petty about them putting their heads together. When, in fact, he is pushing them together. They start pairing up at uncomfortable social gatherings and having fun together when her brother ditches her. Until one thing leads to another. But, then she weirds out. Going back to the mission of getting him to Salt Lake to play hockey.
There are times of insecurity, for the two of them. One of the main concerns, if they are, to explore any feelings they may have toward each other is Connor and his hostel reaction. Both mothers, who had caught on to the strong chemistry between them, left over from years ago. But, also from interviews, encourage saying to go for it. Also, to let, Connor deal with his own feelings. I can't say my opinion about Connor’s manwhoring ways improved, however, my opinion of him, as a brother did considerably.
I enjoyed this author, I won’t say, there weren’t times that held my total interest, because there were but only at the beginning, and only for a very short while. The characters are funny, irritating, and so personable. This is my first time, with this author, and this hockey theme it did, hook me.