Review: She shoots, she scores
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 07 9, 2014
The writing in this novel is exhilarating.  Rothert takes off skating, and you spend the entire novel out of breath.  I read it in little more than a single sitting.  The story itself is wildly imaginative and fiercely loveable.  It is seamlessly put together, and presented in a manner that you can’t help but visualise.  The hockey behind the novel is also solid.  It was a complete rush.  This is an emotionally profound novel.  Rothert tells an incredibly racy love story while also tackling some very tough issues.  Rothert definitely had me in tears more than once, and laughing out loud a great deal.  There were also some moments that cause me to swoon.Before I even start talking about the characters I should probably mention that I was hooked on the male lead when he was just a minor character in the first novel of the series.  Now that he’s fully developed to lead the story, he’s absolutely unforgettable.  He is beyond swoon-worthy.  The female lead is definitely very unique as well.  She is fighting to reconcile so many aspects of life that it amazes me that she’s still standing on her own two feet.  Together, these two are unforgettable.  Combine this with the strong secondary characters that Rothert brings forward and you have the perfect cast.Overall, this was a fantastic novel.  If I weren’t hooked on the series before I would be now.  My final thoughts?  Bring on the next please!Please note that I received a complimentary copy of this work in exchange for an honest review.