King (Pittsburgh Titans, #14) by Sawyer Bennett Review

King: A Pittsburgh Titans Novel by Sawyer Bennett
My rating: 5 of 5 stars


Sawyer Bennett is on a winning streak with book fourteen in the Pittsburgh Titans series, KING. Titans' defenseman Jack Kingston offers to help Doctor Willa Montreaux coach her niece’s pee wee hockey team when no one else offers to step up.

I love that King notices and admires Willa when she stands up to a difficult parent. Having been a hockey mom and team manager, I appreciate that Willa and King prioritized that the kids should have fun at that age. It should be a positive experience.

Willa and Jack have wonderful chemistry. Willa is eight years older than King. That does not deter him. Willa is also divorced and hesitant to get in a relationship. However, she would consider a one-night-stand. Contrary, King is not into one-nightstands. He has only ever had one long-term relationship and is inexperienced with dating. It is an interesting dynamic.

Willa and Jack are both likable characters. The story is skillfully written and interesting. I am looking forward to Rafferty Abrams’ story next. I voluntarily reviewed an advance reader copy of this book.


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Format: 255 pages, Kindle Edition

Expected publication: September 10, 2024 by Big Dog Books, LLC

ASIN: B0D4KLMT5G

Language: English

Series: Pittsburgh Titans (#14)