B- Reviews / Book ReviewsChicago Aces / Contemporary romance / hockey / Series8 Comments
Dear Ms. Jamieson: This is the ninth book in the Aces Hockey series and the fourth that I’ve read. It starts with a premise that I don’t love. Cam Brickley sees Olivia Lockwood in a bar and ends up in a bet with his teammates: he’ll date her for two ... more >
B+ Reviews / Book ReviewsChicago Aces Hockey Series / hockey / Series / single motherhood3 Comments
Dear Ms. Jamieson: This is book number seven in the Aces Hockey series. For some reason I didn’t start reading the series until book five; I still need to go back and read the first four (plus book 1.5, a novella). I’ve talked before in previous reviews about how it’s ... more >
B Reviews / B Reviews Categoryhockey / Series14 Comments
Dear Sarina Bowen: Reading the first three books in the Brooklyn Bruisers series I’ve become increasingly aware of something going on in the background of each story between the owner of the Bruisers, Nate Kattenberger, and the team’s cute and spunky office manager, Rebecca Rowley. The timelines of the books overlap, ... more >
B- ReviewsChicago Aces / Contemporary romance / Friends with benefits / hockey / Series / widower2 Comments
Dear Kelly Jamieson: As a fan of several other college-set hockey NA series I’m not sure why I’ve never tried yours. Though Slap Shot isn’t college-set, I believe the Aces series is related to the Bayard College series, at least tangentially. Max Hall and Kendra Armstrong meet at a wedding; ... more >
C+ Reviewscollege / Contemporary / hockey / New Adult6 Comments
A party girl and a clean-cut college hockey player discover that they’re not so different in this sexy, soulful Bayard Hockey novel from the bestselling author of Shut Out and the Heller Brothers series. Ella Verran has three goals this semester: get off academic probation, repair her relationship with her ... more >
C Reviews Category / C+ ReviewsBrooklyn Bruisers series / hockey / reunited-lovers / widowers17 Comments
Dear Sarina Bowen: When I finished the second book in the Brooklyn Bruisers series, I’ll admit that I was hoping the excerpt at the end would indicate that book three would be about Becca and Nate. Instead, it featured Lauren Williams, Nate’s frosty assistant, and Mike Beacon, the Bruiser’s goalie. ... more >
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