Review: I loved Luke and Dell's journey to forever love
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 05 1, 2014
Ok first this book can absolutely be read stand alone book 1 and 2 are about a different couple one do you not see for a  good portion of this book.This is one of the best hockey themed books I have read; check that this is one of the most enjoyable books I have ever read. Luke a hot hockey player and Dell a single mom; they meet when Luke is injured and sent to the a minor team to recover, a team were Dell is the trainer.Watching Luke and Dell slowly embrace and build feeling for each other touched my heart! Ms Rothert did a wonderful job with this as the reader I could truly feel the attraction they shared.I truly enjoyed the adult aspects of this book, sometimes career or other obligations do come before an attraction. Luke and Dell's attraction is tangible their attempts to keep their hands off of each other allow the reader to feel the chemistry and attraction.Luke and Dell managing their attraction as they skirt around the no touching co-workers was so fun and oh so sexy ways! I truly enjoyed their text chats and the shower scene really heated things up.Dell as a single mom layered the responsibilities both Luke and Dell needed to manage once they allow themselves to feel.  And Kyler, Dell's son was adorable, he truly added to the story and not only showed other sides of Dell but in the end was used to show the ready that Luke truly loved all of Dell and put her first.I also loved the scene with Luke and the other players; the banter between teammates often has me smiling from ear to ear as these men teased and joked with each other.Edge not only deals with it a couple finding love; but Dell dealing with the another man, one she is not in love with but just can't seem to let go of her.  The scenes with this man had my heart in my throat; feeling for Dell but in the end let me knowing Luke would do anything for Dell. (yes I am purposely being vague).Since I did read book 1 and 2 I should say I really did enjoy seeing the Ryker family again and speaking of family I would be remise if I did not mention Dell's father Butch Price; his use in the story was wonderfully done!The epilogue was epic and so perfect for this couple!Thank you, Ms Rothert for a wonderful read about adults who find love and work through the many obstacles put in their awayPs now I want a book for Niko; the young hockey player with dreams of the NHL