Fate on the Ice (North Carolina Fury #2) by Hayley James Review

Fate on the Ice by Hayley James
My rating: 3.5 of 5 stars

Grace Burns seeks her father’s help after her mother turns her away. She needs a fresh start after a disastrous year in college. AHL Defenseman Otto Larsson’s team just won The Calder Cup. He should be satisfied, but he wants something more. When he sees Grace, it is love at first sight. However, Grace is the Coach’s daughter, and she should be off limits.

My heart went out to Grace and her relationship with her parents, or lack thereof. Her ex was a horrible person. She feels subpar. She needs a break. Otto sets out to show her that she is worthy and to win her over.

Hayley James does a nice job with FATE ON THE ICE (North Carolina Fury #2). I do feel at times it needed a little more depth. It is an entertaining read. I voluntarily reviewed an advance reader copy of this book.


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205 pages, Kindle Edition

Expected publication August 21, 2024

Series: North Carolina Fury (#2)

BROKEN FATE (To Be Claimed, #4) by Willow Winters Review

Broken Fate by Willow Winters
My rating: 3 of 5 stars

3 ½ of 5 Stars.

While on reconnaissance for his pack, Jude discovers that his fated mate, Lena, was wrongly claimed by the Alpha of the enemy pack. He must rescue her and claim her as his.

Jude and Lena are interesting characters. They both felt they were lied to by the seers and have a difficult past. Lena was abused, and Jude wants to earn her trust and claim her.

BROKEN FATE is a quick read at 162 pages. When I got this book, I didn’t realize that it was the fourth in the series. I had no problem following the story. However, I wonder if I would have been more invested in the characters if I had read the other books first. There is more to the story involving supernatural politics that was obviously also an issue in the previous books. I voluntarily reviewed an advance reader copy of this book.

Series: To Be Claimed (#4)

Format: 162 pages, Kindle Edition

Expected publication: September 12, 2023

Language: English

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FLOW (Detroit Sports Network, #2) by Liz Crowe Review

Flow by Liz Crowe
My rating: 3.5 of 5 stars

Liz Crowe gets a win with FLOW (Detroit Sports Network, #2). In this story, NHL star Bryce Nordlinger is traded to his home state of Michigan where he is reunited with the girl whose heart he broke, Emerson Tyler. He is very persistent in winning her forgiveness. This contemporary sports romance is suitable for adult readers.

This is the first book that I have read by Liz Crowe. I found the writing a little confusing at times, but it picked up by the end of the story. Emerson is a strong heroine. She needs to decide if she is going to forgive Bryce for what he did in high school. I like how Bryce goes all out on dates. He is patient. He is good with Em’s son Ryan. He has grown up a lot since he was in high school.

The book had a great ending. Everything came together nicely. I voluntarily reviewed an advance reader copy of this book. 

Kindle Edition, 197 pages

Expected publication: December 18th 2020 by Evernight Publishing

ASIN: B08NV3SF5Q

Series: Detroit Sports Network #2

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Take The Shot (Philadelphia Bulldogs #1) by Danica Flynn Review

Take The Shot by Danica Flynn
My rating: 3.5 of 5 stars

Take The Shot (Philadelphia Bulldogs #1) is the debut novel by Danica Flynn. In this story, widow Dinah Lace and NHL player Noah Kennedy are best friends who begin to act on their feeling for one another. There are several issues that the couple face in the story, including an eight-year age gap and guilt for moving on.

A couple of times I felt the story dragged repeating the same stuff. For example, concussions seemed to be mentioned a lot with no real relevance. It felt like it was thrown in to make the book longer. There were only two scenes that it seemed applicable. It bothered me that Dinah often treated Noah like he was younger than her (which he was), but it felt wrong. They were best friends for two years, so I feel like she should be treating him like an adult and not a kid. That did let up toward the end of the book. Noah is a sweet guy and a good friend.

The plot had merit. There were well done scenes. I think the author, and series have a lot of potential. I would like to hear the story of the other characters in this book. I voluntarily reviewed an advance reader copy of this book.

Paperback, 290 pages

Published February 2020 by Danica Flynn

ISBN: 1734201215 (ISBN13: 9781734201215)

Edition Language: English

Series: Philadelphia Bulldogs #1SettingPhiladelphia, Pennsylvania 

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Ravishing Rebounds (Slapshot #10) by Heather C. Myers Review

Ravishing Rebounds by Heather C. Myers
My rating: 3.5 of 5 stars

In this story, Dimitri Petrov is going through a divorce and custody battle over his two children. Meanwhile, he begins to date Newport Beach Seagulls Ice Princess/college student Amanda Brown. This contemporary sports romance is suitable for adult readers.

Dimitri’s ex is manipulative. I felt bad for what he was going through. Amanda is studying to be a marriage counselor. Therefore, her perspective on things was interesting. Ravishing Rebounds is an enjoyable read. I recommend it to people who enjoy sports romances. I voluntarily reviewed an advance reader copy of this book.

Kindle Edition, 94 pages
Published October 8th 2018
ASIN: B07GSHKQ87
Series: Slapshot #10

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The Hockey Player and the Angel (Calendar Men of King Court #1) by Kirsten Paul Review

The Hockey Player and the Angel by Kirsten Paul
My rating: 3.5 of 5 stars


In this story, chef Katrina Sherrer is trying to save her families business, the Acadia Restaurant and Inn. Hockey defenseman/CEO of King Court Development, Marc Johansen, has offered to buy the property to tear it down and develop it. Marc and three teammates/investors become snowed in at the Acadia. Katrina attempts to convince Marc to invest in the Acadia instead of buying it to tear it down. This contemporary sports romance is suitable for adult readers.

THE HOCKEY PLAYER AND THE ANGEL is a cute story. Katrina and Marc are business enemies that are attracted to each other. They both want the Acadia for different reasons. They are forced to spend time together and get to know one another. They have great chemistry, and their characters grow throughout the novel. I like that Katrina took care of her family. I often felt they took advantage of her. I like that Marc is a good leader to his teammates. I appreciated that ultimately both Marc and Katrina were open-minded. I enjoyed the interesting twists to the story. I voluntarily reviewed an advance reader copy of this book.

ebook, 171 pages
Published June 22nd 2019 by The Wild Rose Press, Inc
ASIN: B07SQ3QY3G

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Two Minutes (Tripping #4) by Ariel Bishop Review

Two Minutes by Ariel Bishop
My rating: 3.5 of 5 stars

Ariel Bishop scores with TWO MINUTES (Tripping #4). Alberta Abominables defenseman Cisco Reyes encounters his college boyfriend, Leo Carrington, while in the penalty box. This contemporary sports romance is suitable for adult readers.

I enjoyed the plot of this story. Cisco was ghosted by his college boyfriend after Leo was hospitalized. They hadn’t seen each other in seven years until Cisco winds up in the penalty box. The two still have feelings for each other, but they have some problems to face in order to give their relationship a second chance.

The characters are likable. Cisco was left broken-hearted after their relationship failed. Leo had issues he needed to overcome after suffering a breakdown. Both have fears that need to be addressed. The story was believable and interesting. I thought the name for the book was perfect. I recommend this book to people that enjoy MM sports/second chance romances. I voluntarily reviewed an advance reader copy of this book.

Kindle Edition, 237 pages
Published July 15th 2019
ASIN: B07TLXK5L6
Edition Language: English
Series: Tripping #4

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Offsides (Between the Lines, #1) by Lizzie A. Williamson Review

Offsides by Lizzie A. Williamson
My rating: 3.5 of 5 Stars

Lizzie A. Williamson has a game-winner with OFFSIDES (Between the Lines, #1). In this story, Breanna O'Donnell moves to Uppsala, Sweden to get a fresh start after a bad break up. She meets injured hockey player, Mirek Sztasko. The two help each other heal. This contemporary sports romance is suitable for adult audiences.

I liked Mirek’s character. He is worried that his injury will jeopardize his career. He is lonely because he is not around his teammates as much due to his injury. I felt bad for Breanna and the things she went through. I appreciated that she decides to move to obtain a new beginning. I like that she recognizes the similarities between Mirek and her twin brother, Finn, and understood how to react to his control issues.

I enjoyed the story. However, I felt it dragged a bit. I like that the characters grow and resolve their issues. Lizzie A. Williamson does a good job depicting cultural differences. I recommend this story to people who enjoy sports romances that take place in Europe. I voluntarily reviewed an advance reader copy of this book.

Kindle Edition, 154 pages
Published July 9th 2019
ASIN: B07TBV6RPL
Edition Language: English

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Change of Heart (Toronto Hockey) by Ava Thorpe & Elaine Ashford Review

Change of Heart by Ava Thorpe
My rating: 3.5 of 5 stars

Nat Taylor is a single dad and youth hockey coach. NHL star, Ryan Moore, offers to be Nat’s assistant coach to help support his son’s new hockey team. Neither one of them planned on falling into bed together. This contemporary sports romance is suitable for adult audiences.

I enjoyed the characters. Nat is a good guy and dad to Jae. I appreciated that he is an inclusive coached that doesn’t show favoritism. He believes that all the kids should give an equal coaching time despite their skill level. Ryan is a good dad to Maddox. I like that he is open minded when his son wants to be a goalie and to his relationship with Nat. I valued that he owns up to his mistakes.

Ava Thorpe and Elaine Ashford did a good job demonstrating prejudices and different people’s reaction to the same situation: Nat having been gay versus Ryan, who just entered his first mm relationship. CHANGE OF HEART is a quick read that covers a meaningful lesson. I voluntarily reviewed an advance reader copy of this book.

Kindle Edition
Published March 17th 2019
ASIN; B07PTBF955

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Rookies Do It Better (The Minor League Mayhem Series #1) by Heather C. Myers Review

Rookies Do It Better: Book 1 in The Minor League Mayhem Series 
by Heather C. Myers
My rating: 3.5 of 5 stars

Heather C. Myers scores with ROOKIES DO IT BETTER. Jack Ruby has been in love with his best friend, Alec Sinclair’s sister, Lily. He hasn’t acted on his attraction. Now that the three of them have moved in together. Lily is being blackmailed by her ex-boyfriend, and Jake is not going to tolerate that. This story takes place in Newport Beach, California.

Alec and Jack are hockey players on the Newport Beach Seagulls. Lily is a student at the University of California. Jack came from a rough home life. As a result, he is a fighter. He frequently sought refuge at Alec’s house growing up. Jack and Lily have both had crushes on each other. It’s a good plot.

I like that Jake and Lily get an opportunity to pursue a relationship. He loves Lily and wants to look out for her. I appreciated Seraphina Hanson’s influence on Jake. Andrew was a piece of work that caused some interesting conflict in the story. The story was a quick and entertaining read. I am interested in reading the next book in the series. I voluntarily reviewed an advance reader copy of this book.

Kindle Edition, 154 pages
Published February 22nd 2019
ASIN: B07MK9G8WW

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Possessive O Line (O Line RH Book 2) by Mia Luxe Review

Possessive O Line: A Reverse Harem Sports Romance by Mia Luxe
My rating: 3.5 of 5 stars


When I picked up this book, I didn’t realize it was the second book in the series. I could tell when I started reading it that it was taking place after a prior book. I could follow the story quickly. I would have preferred to read book one first, but I signed up to read an advanced reader copy by the publication date and didn’t have time to get it in.

Intern reporter, Sierra Madison, is in a secret relationship with three up-and-coming hockey players Caden, Jason, and Ford. A tabloid reported that she was dating one of the players. To protect her career and the guys' endorsements, they hide their polyamorous relationship. Meanwhile, Caden, Jason, and Ford are trying to raise money to save the orphanage they grew up in.

I recently re-watched the movie The Blues Brothers. While reading this story I kept recalling in the movie that they were on a mission from God to save the orphanage. Especially, after Sierra was introduced to Sister Margery.

I’m not sure I buy into three orphans making it into the NHL, winding up on the same team, and playing on the same line. The chance of that happening is slim. However, this is fiction, so we’ll go with it.

Caden, Jason, and Ford have been through a lot together. They have their differences and complement one another. With the help of the guys, Sierra is discovering herself. She has a good heart.

I like Sierra’s mom. I thought her parents’ history was interesting and added to the story. I thought the possible correlation to Sierra’s Dad’s past work was a clever addition.

I like that there was a plot to the story and not just sex scenes. There were some interesting topics and discussions in the novel like the topic of people being “accountable” which I appreciated.

All the exclamation points were driving me a little crazy.

POSSESSIVE O LINE had a “holy cow” ending that makes me want to read the next book. I voluntarily reviewed an advance reader copy of this book.

Kindle Edition
Expected publication: May 30th 2018

ASIN: B07D71BC2D

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The Pilot and the Puck-Up by Pippa Grant Review

The Pilot & the Puck-Up by Pippa Grant
My rating: 3.5 of 5 stars


Pippa Grant soars with THE PILOT & THE PUCK-UP. Hockey player, Zeus Berger, meets his match, pilot, Joey (Fireball) Diamonte at a charity golf outing. This contemporary sports romance is suitable for adult audiences.

Zeus is an interesting character. He's a bit rough around the edges. There is more to him then what is on the surface. I love that he doesn’t back down from a bet. The way he is introduced in the beginning of the story is amusing. Joey is the female version of Zeus. The two really are made for each other. They challenge each other (literally) and understand one another. I like that family is important for them.

This is the first book that I have read by Pippa Grant. It was humorous. I gave the book 3.5 Stars because it didn’t always hold my interest. However, I did find the characters and plot fascinating. The plane that can simulate zero gravitational pull was something I never read about and found intriguing. I am interested in reading Zeus’ sister, Ambrosia, and Chase Jett’s story, MISTER MCHOTTIE. I’m also, intent on reading ROYALLY PUCKED when it is released in April 2018. I voluntarily reviewed an advance reader copy of this book.

Published (first published February 16th 2018)

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THE RIGHT FIT by Daphne Dubois Review

The Right Fit by DaphneDubois
My rating: 3.5 of 5 stars

NHL defenseman, Antony Laurent, meets, esthetician, Maxine Nicholls, who is on the rebound after catching her fiancé cheating on her. This sports romance takes place in Toronto and Florida. It is suitable for adult audience.

I felt bad for Max. Her ex-fiancé, Johnny, really messed with her self-confidence. Anthony is much better for her. I love that he likes her the way she is. I like Anthony. He feels guilty for his brother’s accident. He’s worried about being sent down to the minors. He pushes himself hard to take care of his family. I appreciate that Max and Anthony both have issues they overcome in this novel.

They have interesting friends and family. I like Carmine. He gave Max good advice and was a sweet man. I like how the characters evolved in the story, especially Marc toward the end of the novel.

It took me a little while to get into this story. I enjoyed it more as I kept reading it. I like the nail polish names and their significance throughout the book. I also thought the name Max considered for her business clever. I enjoyed the ending. It made the story feel well concluded. I would like to see a sequel with Marc and Kayla. I voluntarily reviewed an advance reader copy of this book.

ebook
Published by Wattpad
Edition Language: English

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Holiday Blues (Blue Line Hockey) by Stephani Hecht Review

Holiday Blues by Stephani Hecht
My rating: 3.5 of 5 stars

Trey Canton is one of my favorite characters from the Blue Line Hockey series. So, I was happy to read this story. Christmas is always a hard time for Trey because he thinks about his mom who died ten years ago. To top things off, Wade is going to be out of the town on business during the holidays, so he will be by himself.

Holiday Blues is a heartfelt read. I love that so many characters from the series come together in this story. I like that they hosted a charity hockey game they participated in for the local LGBT youth homeless shelter. I though it was great that Trey received positive feedback due to the event.

I love that Wade and Trey have a Sphynx cat (naked cat), because Trey is allergic to cat hair. I also, appreciate that it is named Puck. That’s what I want to name our next pet.

I like how Wade surprised trey. I love that the group got together to honor Mrs. Canton. At 32-pages, this story is a quick read. It had a sweet ending. Holiday Blues is great for the holidays. I voluntarily reviewed an advance reader copy of this book.

ebook, 32 pages
Published December 17th 2016 by Extasy Books
ISBN 1487409583 (ISBN13: 9781487409586)
Edition Language: English
URL: http://www.extasybooks.com/2016-holiday-countdown/holiday-blues/
Series: Blue Line Hockey #9.5, 2016 Holiday Countdown #17

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She Wolf by Sheri Lewis Wohl Review

She Wolf by Sheri Lewis Wohl
My rating: 3.5 of 5 stars


Jäger/Werewolf Lily Avergne, is a hunter of supernatural creatures that prey on the innocent. She is assigned to investigate a string of murders in Colville, Washington. However, local sheriff, Jayne Quarles, is not thrilled to have the assistance of the Jägers. This contemporary PNR is suitable for adult audiences.

SHE WOLF starts out with a Prologue in Danzig, 1588. It informs us how Lily was transformed into a werewolf and helps explain why she became a hunter. Then the story switches to present day, in eastern Washington.

Lily is a compelling character. She is lonely and has lived a long time. She is noble for trying to defend those that are weaker than her. I like Jayne. It is understandable why she feels the way she does throughout the story. She makes a good companion for Lily.

I like Kyle Miller. He has an interesting talent. I wouldn’t mind seeing a spin-off of the novel with Kyle and Ava.

The rogues in the story are noteworthy and complex. They made the story thought-provoking. The plot was carefully thought out. I like how events circled around. It was a good story that had interesting twists. I did at times find myself occasionally skimming the story to move ahead quicker. I voluntarily reviewed an advance reader copy of this book.

Kindle Edition
Published January 16th 2017 by Bold Strokes Books
ASIN: B01MUBIWW1
Edition Language: English

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Holly & Hockey Boots by V.L. Locey Review

Holly & Hockey Boots by V.L. Locey
My rating: 3.5 of 5 stars

Holly & Hockey Boots is a sweet story that is great for the holidays. ECHL goalie Adam Seiger encounters Cason Reyes at a meet-and-greet. He is desperate to see him again and blurts out a lie that comes back to haunt him. This contemporary romance is suitable for new adult and adult audiences.

Adam is a sweet character. He is quirky and means well. He is openly gay and accepted by his teammates. He was raised by his Aunt Bailey and Uncle Owen after losing his parents at a young age. He is a genuinely nice guy, that likes to give back to others. He unintentionally, lies to Carson and Finn and is trying to figure out how to rectify the situation.

Carson is an admirable character. He takes care of his dad, as well as, raising his sister’s son, Finn. He is hard working and honorable. Understandably, Carson is upset to discover that Adam lied to him, but more importantly lied to Finn. He is open minded. He is a wonderful uncle to Finn.

I like Adam’s roommate Rob Poore. He is humorous and a good friend. Adam’s aunt and uncle are great people that did a fantastic job raising Adam. Adam is fortunate to have some wonderful people in his life that care about him and help him out.

Holly & Hockey is a fast read. It is a feel-good story that is fun for the holidays. I like how holly is incorporated into the story. I voluntarily reviewed an advance reader copy of this book.

ebook, 78 pages
Published December 5th 2016 by V.L. Locey
Original Title: Holly & Hockey Boots
ISBN 9780985092
Edition Language: English

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Playing on a Dare (Kindle Worlds Dare To Love Series Novella) by Cassandra Carr Review

Dare To Love Series: Playing on a Dare by Cassandra Carr
My rating: 3.5 of 5 stars

Cassandra Carr’s Playing on a Dare is a great addition to the Kindle Worlds Dare To Love Series. Professional surfer Stacy Sullivan and NHL star Danny Silko are instantly attracted to one another. However, they are at different points in their viewpoints and careers. This contemporary sports romance takes place in Miami, Florida. It is suitable for new adults and adult audiences.

Both Stacy and Danny are likable characters. Stacy is coming to the end of her surfing career and has life-changing decisions to make. Danny plays right wing for the Florida Sun hockey team and is at the prime of his career. They both have pleasant personalities and have great chemistry.

I like that Stacy and Danny met at a Miami Thunder Football game while in a skybox with some of the players’ wives.

I thought it was interesting how the hurricane and Stacey’s sister Sage’s career with the Center of Disease Control played into the story.

Cassandra Carr’s Playing on a Dare is a heartfelt and believable story. It is a story about life-changing events. At 81-pages, it is a quick and enjoyable read that is easy to finish in one sitting. I voluntarily reviewed an advance reader copy of this book.

Kindle Edition, 81 pages
Published September 27th 2016 by Kindle Worlds
ASIN: B01LY0IMPT
Edition Language: English
Other Editions: None found


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Scoring Chance (Breakaway #5) by Vera Roberts Review

Scoring Chance: New Adult Romance by Vera Roberts
My rating: 3.5 of 5 Stars

Hockey star Dean Winchester’s and artist Sydney Walker’s story continues in Vera Roberts’ fifth book of the Breakaway series, SCORING CHANCE. After their recent breakup, the two reconciled, both making mistakes while not seeing one another. Now a possible scandal once again threatens their relationship.

Both Dean and Sydney did some growing up in this story. They are both still young, Dean 22 and Sydney 24. They have a lot of responsibility for people their age. I appreciated when Vera Roberts had Sydney and Dean flashback to their childhood memories. It helps the reader understand the characters more.

I was sort of surprised how the story started out. By the end of the book, the action at the start of the story seemed brilliant.

Jameson and Sarah get married in Vegas toward the beginning of this story. Considering they are Dean’s and Sydney’s best friends respectively that makes for some interesting viewpoints throughout the novel.

Ian still rubs me wrong. I like that he looks out for Sydney, but I don’t trust him.

Rebecca is a piece of work. She adds controversy to the story and keeps it attention-grabbing.

I liked Quinn. He was a fascinating client. I could totally visualize Sydney’s mural.

I liked how the story was resolved. It had a wonderful ending. SCORING CHANCE is a great addition to the Breakaway series.

I voluntarily reviewed an advance reader copy of this book.

Kindle Edition, 145 pages
Published September 12th 2016 by Sweet Baby Girl Entertainment
ASIN: B01LXTEM5C
Edition Language: English
Series: Breakaway #5


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This Piece of My Heart (Clearing the Ice #1) by Robyn M. Ryan Review

This Piece of My Heart by Robyn M. Ryan
My rating: 3.5 of 5 stars


Robyn M. Ryan’s THIS PIECE OF MY HEART is a great start to the Clearing the Ice series. While attending summer school, College student, Caryn Stevens, literally runs into NHL star, Andrew Chadwick, and sparks fly. This contemporary sports romance takes place in Toronto, Ottawa, and St. Louis. It is suitable for New Adult audiences.

THIS PIECE OF MY HEART is a cute story. I like how the characters met. Andrew is a sweet guy. He is supportive and believes in Caryn. Caryn is likeable. Her father is understandably overprotective. However, he goes overboard by pretty much controlling her life. I like that she eventually does what she wants.

The characters grew throughout the story and overcame obstacles. Andrews ex, Monique, is dramatic, manipulative, and selfish. She is the opposite of Caryn. I’m glad he wised up and got rid of her. She causes some interesting complications in the story. Not to mention the stuff Caryn’s father pulls. I appreciated how Andrew was supportive during that time.

THIS PIECE OF MY HEART is an enjoyable read. The story was believable and the characters likeable. I like how the story ended and look forward to reading the couples story in the next book, THIS PIECE OF MY SOUL, scheduled to release on January 1, 2017.

I voluntarily reviewed an advance reader copy of this book.

Kindle Edition, 280 pages
Published May 2nd 2016 by L. J. Burdett
ASIN: B01CPZ7Y3I
Edition Language: English

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Hat Trick by Kristen Hope Mazzola Review

Hat Trick by Kristen Hope Mazzola
My rating: 3.5 of 5 Stars

Kristen Hope Mazzola is a heartwarming and fun read. New York Otters hockey player Brayden Cox is left to raise his sister Myla, after a car accident kills their mother and injures Myla, fracturing Myla’s Olympic figure skating dreams. Otter’s captain, Gavin Hayes, doesn’t care for Branden Cox, his sister, on the other hand…This contemporary sports romance takes place in New York. It is suitable for both new adult and adult audiences.

I enjoyed the characters. I felt bad that Gavin was left at the altar of his wedding. I would think that situation would turn a lot of people off of relationships. He could be a bit of a jerk at times, but it is not surprising considering his family life and romantic past. It would be hard to play on a team at that level that your dad coaches. He turns out to be a good guy, with Myla’s help.

Brayden is a great guy. He is a loving and protective big brother. He is sweet for getting her a puppy, so she won’t be by herself when he travels. Being a husky owner, I commend her choice of dogs.

I like Myla’s character. After her injury, she has a difficult time moving forward. I appreciated that Brayden gets Myla a coaching opportunity working for five-time gold medalist Simon Abramson.

I thought it was interesting that Gavin’s and Brayden’s/Myla’s dads also played on the New York Otters together. I like how Gavin and Brayden’s relationship evolved throughout the story. Hat Trick is an entertaining and sweet read.

I voluntarily reviewed an advance reader copy of this book.

Kindle Edition, 151 pages

Published October 17th 2016

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ASIN: B01M04H01N

Edition Language: English

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