A quick romp about a hockey player and the newly appointed female xi-owner of the team. The bromance among the players was perhaps more engaging than the romance itself; honestly I didn’t feel the chemistry between the protagonists. 

Jaz and Lincoln dated for a month six years ago when they were both representing the US. Jaz’s father caught them and threatened Lincoln’s career. Now that Jae’s father has passed away and left the team to her and her brother, the threats to their relationship come from the judgmental, sexist media and even some of their disgruntled teammates who are flabbergasted by the concept of a woman owning the team. Nonetheless, Jaz and Lincoln are drawn to each other and engage in an affair that they have to keep secret, falling for each other more deeply each time. 

Lincoln’s caveman qualities read as false, and I was disappointed that Jaz quit the team in order to pursue their relationship; after a full book challenging the sexism, it was surprising to have Jaz fold to the media instead of embracing her career together with Lincoln.