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It’s so much better now. I thought the first third was slow and I was just not connecting to it. Probably because I already knew the twist that the characters didn’t know yet from reading FBAA. Once a certain incident happened, the world got bigger it became a game changer. Now I am very much connecting to it and loving it. I see the connections to FBAA and the similarities yet differences between the two.

It’s good to catch up, and this just seems to be a bridge to the next book.

You need to read this before TWP. There are so many hints here.

Hints of TWP? Perhaps. That Seelie Queen is going to be a bigger problem than I thought.

It’s so great to be back in this world and its characters

This is great. The humor. Chemistry galore. The references to Home Alone.

Loving the chemistry. The world building is cool. The action is just really starting now.

Also really disappointed in her for giving in so quickly to him.

Why do all hockey romances feel the same? It feels like same plot and same characters over and over again. The characters given into their insta lust right away with no build up, angst and tension. The playboy never having to work hard for it, in this instance Carter. It gets tired and old after a while. And what the heck is another 400 pages for? As of right now I don’t understand why people rave about this one.

Always entertained by Elsie books.

It’s so good to be back in Gold Valley. I love the updates about past characters as well as appearances from them.

This is so good. Great relationship development with a friends to lovers base. There’s pining and longing. It’s funny. The entertainment is huge. It’s great adventure to go on with the characters.

I like the setup. Reminds me of Hallmark movie. Love the sisters. Not sold on the romance yet.

This just grabbed me right a way. Love the banter. The tension is great. It entertaining while tackling some serious topics.

It’s kind of boring. Nothing standing out or special about, but I do like the characters.

It’s good to go back to the original Dublin Street crew. I love seeing the next generation getting their story. Admittedly it’s a lot of characters to keep track of, but still enjoying it. It has that classic Samantha Young flair with the tension and angst as well as simmering passion beneath the surface. Very much appreciated.