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Thankfully, Jamie has missed Wes just as well, and he's just as happy to reconnect with his old best friend. This book is HOT, and when I got home from the trip, I spent the next five hours listening so I could hear how it ended! Somente após este período é que será cobrado automaticamente o valor da mensalidade, utilizando o método de pagamento cadastrado. We have two hot college hockey players, Jamie Canning and Ryan Wesley (aka Wes), who were best friends throughout their high school years at Hockey summer camp. Claro que hay otra autora que entra en juego, pero las escenas de sexo eran quizá demasiado pesadas.

With inside jokes (I will never be able to look at purple skittles the same) and anecdotes aplenty, these details served to cement just how much of a shared history and connection they had. Their friends-to-lovers relationship and the second-chance trope after a four year fall-out had everything down to a tee with the emotion as well as sheer hotness. Wes thinks that setting up this competition is the perfect solution to get into Jamie's pants and see if the feeling is mutual.

In every pack there’d be one good player—hopefully not a duplicate of a card I already had—and nine guys you’d never heard of.

It’s here that I have to say that if I could rate this book on swoons rather than stars, it would get ALL THE SWOONS! Page 260, by which point Wes had ended things himself and decided to abandon Jaime without any parting words. He's living his dream of playing pro hockey and coming home every night to the man he loves—Jamie Canning, his longtime best friend turned boyfriend. I waited a long time to download this audiobook as I was concerned that the performances couldn’t possibly live up to how good the book is.Sabrina Bowen and Elle Kennedy together are a dynamic powerhouse and I only hope they have more books planned together for the future because I'd read them all without a second thought. Before everyone goes secure their pitchforks, I must clarify this was shaping up to earn 4 stars for the first two hundred pages or so. Wes also thinks that if they split, Jamie will find a new woman within a week - as if us bi folk are just hypersexual commitment-phobes. After all, the couple, the setting, the characters, the dynamic and just about everything that had to do with these two was exactly what I wanted it to be otherwise. Wes has secretly been pining for his best friend for years and has come to the conclusion that he is gay.

Ryan Wesley and Jamie Canning are CRAZY HAWT together, and the sex scenes are through the roof scorching. Ok, those of you who are masterful in the art of reading between the lines (because subtlety is my specialty, obvs) have probably realized by now that Wes wasn't exactly my favorite. One last summer before their professional careers take off, one last summer camp as roommates, six weeks to relive old memories and make new ones together—Wes and Jamie might be hoping to rekindle an old friendship, but they end up uncovering much deeper feelings for one another, feelings that would change the course of their futures forever. Ryan Wesley's biggest regret is coaxing his very straight friend into a bet that pushed the boundaries of their relationship.I'm so happy to know there is a sequel to this book because I love Jamie and Wes so fucking much and I can't wait to read more about them and their lives. The writing was seamless and I can't wait to read more from these two, either individually or together. So not only was this miscommunication, but an acute case of "are you two even speaking the same language? His love life now being nothing more than a string of commitment-free hook-ups, Wes enjoys his freedom and ability to focus solely on his hockey career, but seeing his former best friend again stirs up in him feelings he thought were long gone, feelings he’s always known would forever remain unrequited. Seriousy though, sometimes it seems to take over half the book in a GFY for one or both parties to decide to throw caution to the wind and get things started.