Don't Let Me Go (Don't Let Me Go #2)
Kelsie Rae
He's my brother's best friend, but he never noticed me until the rest of the hockey team did. Welp. It's official. The entire hockey team knows I'm a virgin. And who do I have to thank for telling them about my v-card? Theodore Taylor, aka my brother's best friend and the pain in my butt since third grade. Then again, I'm kind of sick of this thing. My virgin status, that is. It's probably time I get rid of it. Which would be a heck of a lot easier if Theo hadn't made it his mission to be my own personal chastity belt for the foreseeable future. Which leaves me screwed. In every way except the literal sense. Lovely.
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03.5⭐
GODDAMN was I frustrated with the lack of hockey knowledge in this book. The whole receiving offers from different professional hockey teams as a college player is not at all how it actually works and it was really hard for me to get over with how often that was brought up throughout the book.
Overlooking that I did like the story between Blake and Teddy but also like still getting bits and pieces of Ash and Colt continuing their story after book 1 ends.
I am a sucker for a series of standalones where each book revolves around a different couple from the same friend group and this def hits that mark and I will probably come back to continue the rest of this series.
0I really enjoyed this. I liked the characters, their history, and the tension/banter. What can I say, I love the brother’s best friend trope. Spice was good and felt pretty well balanced with the plot. Definitely a little predictable, but that’s okay. There were a few conflicts going, which I liked, and they didn’t *all* rely on the miscommunication trope. It wasn’t absent, but it wasn’t the sole way that the conflicts progressed. There wasn’t a ton of emotional depth and it was definitely cheesy at times, but I really liked it and am going to go back and read book 1.
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