Scoring at Love by Michele ShriverMy rating: 4 of 5 stars
Michele Shriver created another fantastic addition to the Men of the Ice Series. Goaltender Becker Lawson helps coach the teams new Young Generals hockey program meeting single mom, Kendall Myers. He tries to convince her to allow her son, Tristan, to play goalie and to give Becker a shot. This contemporary sports romance takes place in San Antonio, Texas during summer and is suitable for adult audiences.
Michele Shriver does a great job with her character development. I really like Becker. I love how he is around Kendall’s kids, especially around Ali. He is a great guy and better to the children then their own father. Becker is good for Kendall and her confidence. Kendall is a wonderful mom and person. The two have a lot in common and are good for each other. I appreciated their love of eighties movies. I found Kendall’s ex-husband’s actions interesting.
The plot was realistic and well-constructed. They faced real-world issues and showed different ways people deal with it. I like Bryson Crawford from book two was at the camp. I also enjoyed Becker’s hockey lessons with the kids. I appreciated getting updates on some of the players from the previous books. It is nice to know how their lives are progressing as well. The Generals are not only a team but a family. This is a great series for anyone who enjoys sports romances. I look forward to reading the next book in the series.
Complimentary copy provided by the author in exchange for an honest review.
Kindle Edition, 117 pages
Published March 1st 2016 by SMC Publishing
ASIN: B018UL5SZW
Edition Language: English
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