I was having a great time, getting a taste of the feels, and progressively falling in love with the main couple.

The two MCs had tons of chemistry when it came to the romantic side, but it was those goofy moments that could only come from years of friendship that truly got to me.Uma mensagem por e-mail será enviada antes do término do período gratuito, que pode ser cancelado a qualquer momento. The audio for this book was really, really excellent, and a good audiobook always bumps up my rating and improves my feelings about a story. When the story first picks up, we find out that Jaime is still hurting after being abandoned by his once best friend, Wes, for four whole years. In their senior year of college their respective hockey teams are in the same big tournament and the two come face to face once again. Their banter was so great and I liked how easily they interacted with each other and how every single one of their interactions felt natural.

Fast forward 4 years and these two former best friends are about to cross paths again, when both their teams have to play in the "frozen four". Because for Wes it's not funny at all - it's something he wants desperately because the feelings he harbors for his best friend are very real. Ryan Wesley finds the guts to apologize to his old friend Jamie and he reveals his sexuality and Jamie is ecstatic to have his best friend back. If you haven’t read these definitely pick up the audio, and if you’ve read them and loved them, consider picking up the audio for a re-read. Page 311, by which point Jaime and Wes had already exchanged I Love You's, were an official couple, and had been living together for months.My only complaint is that the book is a bit wattpady and the book is veryyyy spicy but other than that I loved it. We have two hot college hockey players, Jamie Canning and Ryan Wesley (aka Wes), who were best friends throughout their high school years at Hockey summer camp. When I finished it the first time, I wrote a small review for it, but since I have re-read this book multiple times since, .

But on their last summer, when they were eighteen years old, a silly bet on a shootout match changed everything. Overall: I'm shocked how much I liked this book, or should I say: how much I liked reading a M/M book.An underlying ease between them was a major characteristic for most of the book, the sort which made long stretches of silence comfortable rather than awkward.