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Five months into it and - Wes's hectic schedule as a rookie in NHL, Jamie's new coaching job, them hiding their relationship and additionally not having too much time for each other-all these are causing troubles for our boys. I liked how all their problems were solved, how their coming out, media storm connected with it and Jamie's crisis was handled. It’s my biggest fear. That the success I’ve been having in my first season with Toronto will be overshadowed — or worse, forgotten — because being a gay professional athlete is the far juicier story. Authors, if you are a member of the Goodreads Author Program, you can edit information about your own books. Find out how in this guide. This book is smokin’, swoony, sweet, funny and absolutely wonderful. I couldn’t stop reading. It comes to a satisfying ending if you choose to stop here but I am going right on to the next book, Us! It is a continuation of their story as a couple. I can’t wait to get started.

There's an old quote my mother once painted on a ceramic platter. Love is friendship set on fire. I get it now.”I loved the continuation of Wes and Jamie's story as much as the first book. We get to see them learning how to be a couple in this one and though you feel the love, their relationship is not always hearts and flowers. Actually I'm probably being unkind to 10yr olds,I've got a nephew that age who wouldn't talk like that. It definitely got better in the second half of Us but I think that was mainly due to Blake. Yes, it was still HOT between Wes and Jamie and the storyline flowed really well, but Blake just really stood out for me. I really hope the authors decide to do a story for him…maybe with a certain sister (hint, hint, nudge, nudge). No matter what crap was going on, it was obvious that neither wanted to play games and that their intentions, even misguided, were coming from a place of love.Seriously though, Wesley and Jamie's banter was great and I liked how it didn't take forEVER for them to get a little "experimental," if you know what I'm saying.

Or can they? When Wes’s nosiest teammate moves in upstairs, the threads of their carefully woven lie begin to unravel. With the outside world determined to take its best shot at them, can Wes and Jamie develop major-league relationship skills on the fly?

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And bottom line, I'm pretty sure I will give the sequel a try down the line. If only because I adored Jaime as an MC and look forward to the relationship actually developing on equal terms and with what I hope is a shared sense of trust. Blake is perfect as a hero because he is such a goof who you cannot help but smile at. Jess is relatable because she is struggling to determine the course of her life. At 26, she doesn’t quite know what to do with her life.

Here's the thing about family, Ryan...blood doesn't mean shit. You just need to surround yourself with people who do love you, and they become your family." Pensaba tomármelo con calma, tranquilamente, que al menos me durase un par de días. Pero pese la cansancio, la tos, el dolor de garganta y los mocos, aquí estoy, hablándonos de Him aún sin asumir que lo empecé hace unas horas. All I will add is that this really is how some authors end up presenting the entirety of the female gender 🥴I push aside one set of troubling thoughts and replace them with another. “Have you ever been fired by a friend?” I hear myself ask. It's on his inner thoughts that we get to comprehend his emotions, reading heart-squeezing moments like this: Audrey, who is looking for a second chance with her employer, wants to buy Griff’s harvest at half price, but Griff will not budge and that makes them adversaries. Their determination to overcome one another is only complicated by their sexual chemistry. Ryan and Jamie’s relationship is dealt yet another blow which challenges them more than they were prepared for. There is no doubt the love these two share but they are still new. Are they strong enough to overcome this latest hurdle?