Thank you to Sarina Bowen and her team for the advance reader copy of Shenanigans, the eleventh story in the Brooklyn Bruisers series. Back to the world of hockey in Brooklyn! I love the Brooklyn Bruisers series and the last instalment Bombshells introduced the women’s league into the series. I cannot wait to dive into another romance where both hero and heroine are hockey players. What I meant to do in Vegas: Let my hair down for once and celebrate winning a medal at my first women’s hockey all-stars competition. What I actually did: Got senior prom drunk and woke up married to Brooklyn’s star winger, the great Neil Drake.…
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Andi Burns’ Goalkeeper ARC Review
Thank you to Andi Burns, Sarina Bowen, Jenn Gaffney and the rest of the World of True North team for the advance reader copy of Goalkeeper, the tenth and final story in the Moo U series. I am sad that we have reached the end of Moo U. It has been my fave series amongst The Word of True North. I will miss getting to binge a bunch of hockey and college stories. Read all my World of True North reviews here. Check out the Goodreads synopsis… “Winning games has always been his focus, but will winning her heart become the ultimate goal? Everyone at Moo U knows the party doesn’t start until Paige Underwood arrives. Not…
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Melanie Ting’s Snowballed ARC Review
Thank you to Sierra Hill, Sarina Bowen, Jenn Gaffney and the rest of the World of True North team for the advance reader copy of Playmaker, the eighth story in the Moo U series. I am so excited to be reading a story from Melanie Ting. She is a local author, and I love supporting local and provincial authors. Read all my World of True North reviews here. Check out the Goodreads synopsis… “She needs Prince Farming . . . but she got me instead. Sure, life’s been easy for me. Growing up in an oceanside house in SoCal, playing top-level college hockey, driving a luxury car with a generous allowance—sounds like the dream, right? Turns out…
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Sierra Hill’s Playmaker ARC Review
Thank you to Sierra Hill, Sarina Bowen, Jenn Gaffney and the rest of the World of True North team for the advance reader copy of Playmaker, the eighth story in the Moo U series. Time for the final stretch of Moo U stories. I am very excited to get a love story between two hockey players again. Read all my World of True North reviews here. Check out the Goodreads synopsis… “There’s no faking it in love or hockey… Transferring to a new school under false pretenses is harder than I expected, especially when my cocky new housemate, Callan Thomas, annoys me at every pass. He’s treated like a god and revered by everyone on campus. Too…
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Helena Hunting’s A Kiss for a Kiss ARC Review
Thank you to Helena Hunting and her team for the advance reader copy of A Kiss for a Kiss, the fourth story in the All In series. This story releases on May 28th! This comes as a huge surprise that Helena is continuing the All In series and is giving a HEA to Jake and Hanna. Helena has never written a story about two people in their forties navigating falling in love. If you are a fan of Helena’s you will recognize these guys as the parents of Ryan and Queenie from A Secret to the Secret. So let’s add the fact that their kids are married into the mix…
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Kate Willoughby’s Darkroom ARC Review
Thank you to Kate Willoughby, Sarina Bowen, and the rest of the World of True North for the advance reader copy of Darkroom, the seventh story in the Moo U series. A classic trope, the virgin who is fed up carting around that card. She sets her sights on the man who will help her remedy her problem. How does he react? What will he do? You gotta read Darkroom to find out. Check out all my World of True North Reviews here. Check out the Goodreads synopsis… “Indi I’m not gonna lie, being a twenty-one-year-old virgin is ridiculously embarrassing, bordering on pitiful. And if there’s anything I hate, it’s being pitied.…
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Kim Findlay’s Halftime ARC Review
Thank you to Kim Findlay, Sarina Bowen, and the rest of the World of True North for the advance reader copy of Halftime, the sixth story in the Moo U series. Two hockey players, one who swears he did not cheat, the other deeply angered by infidelity. Together they bring an epic second chance romance at Moo U. Check out all my World of True North Reviews here. Check out the Goodreads synopsis… “There’s no halftime in hockey, but maybe there’s one in love… Drunk dialing your girlfriend to tell her that you didn’t really cheat is a bad idea–a lesson Seb Hunter learned the hard way. It was no surprise when…
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Jami Davenport’s Gametime ARC Review
Thank you to Jami Davenport, Sarina Bowen, and the rest of the World of True North for the advance reader copy of Gametime, the fourth story in the Moo U series. This is my first review for a story in the Moo U series and I am so excited to be finally jumping on the train. I have always loved College Hockey Romance. Sarina Bowen created such a phenomenal world and I have already been enjoying what her work inspired in other authors. I absolutely adored the previous three Moo U books, so I was pumped to finally be getting the twins’ story. Check out the Goodreads synopsis… “One drunken night and…
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Sarina Bowen’s Bombshells ARC Review
Thank you to Sarina Bowen, Jenn Gaffney and the team for the advance reader copy of Bombshells, the ninth story in the Brooklyn Bruisers series. A hockey player and playboy who swears off women before an upcoming season, yeah right haha! Such a classic hockey romance trope from one of the queens of hockey romance. I have yet to read one where the female love interest is a hockey player too, so I am pumped for this story. Check out the Goodreads synopsis… “The women’s league is in the house! And Brooklyn will never be the same again for Anton Bayer and the team… This is my last chance to ditch my playboy…
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L.A. Witt’s Aftermath ARC Review
Thank you to L.A. Witt, Sarina Bowen, Jenn Gaffney, and the rest of the team at the World of True North for the advance reader copy of Aftermath, the fifth story in the Vino & Veritas series. This has been one of my favourite instalments in the Vino & Veritas series. Brent and Jon’s story is a lot more emotional, painful, and broken. It is not an easy path for these two but it is a read well worth it. Check out the Goodreads synopsis… “Brent Weyland was the life of the party until an injury ended his hockey career. Now he’s retreated alone to a lakefront house, trying to make sense of…
