This is one of those books that’s good enough to hold my attention for the first read, but I won’t be reading it over and over again. I do have to say that I think the author’s writing is getting better with each book I’ve read of hers.

The summary of the book is spot on, so I won’t go into rehashing the backstory. I liked the relationship between Lana and her son, but also his with Court as well. I wish there was more of Lana and her parents relationship being ironed out, or at least going into their dislike of her life on a deeper level. I also wished the same between Court and Jen. Why did Jen hate Court so much? I’m not a fan of one dimensional “villains” so I wanted more from her interactions.

Again, overall is was an entertaining read without grammatical errors.

This was an entertaining read......romance meets hockey! Can’t beat that. I found Lana to be a great character. She had a great sense of humor and was just what Court needed. Eric was a wonderful addition to the novel. One thing I found strange was the fact that, while Lana did take a leave of absence from the Chicago Symphony, she never once mentioned the violin at all. I’d think if she was second chair, she’d still be practicing to keep up for her return. Overall this was a cute read!

Oh, this is one of those books I call “sweethearts”! It’s so warm and nice and cozy and it melts you in the loveliest way! And I loved Lana so much - she’s naughty and flirty in the best possible way!