Review: Better and Better
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 06 20, 2014
She did it again. Bianca Sommerland made me fall in love with the characters again. I'm constantly amazed at how she is able to blend all of her characters into the books so they don't become characters of the past.In Defensive Zone, we saw glimpses of Jami Richter. She was a drug addled teen with a shady boyfriend. Silver identified with her in a been there done that kind of way. But Jami was not about to let her dad's girlfriend tell her how to live her life. In Breakway you see Jami do just that. She breaks away from the drugs, the childish behavior, and decides that she wants to make her dad proud. Jami decides that becoming part of Silver's latest scheme to have Cobra Ice Girls is the best way to show her support. Through the Ice Girls we meet sweet, talented, and awesome Akira. She is a little timid but give her time. Jami takes an step in an entirely different direction when she ends up at a photo shoot with Sebastian Ramos. The sexual tension between them is great... I wonder what can make it better.Sebastian Ramos is a solid guy on and off the ice. He is very direct in the fact that he wants Jami. In fact, Seb is very direct in everything he wants. Seb is able to be both dominant and charming. His quirks only make him more lovable.Just have to say I love Luke Carter. Again with the I like cocky boys. Poor guy is stitched up earlier in the book and feels that he isn't very pretty. Don't worry Carter.. Chicks dig scars. Kid then walks in on his girlfriend straddling Demyan. Bad Scott... but you get the first glimpse that there might be more to Scott than meets the eye. Luke and Jami are great together. I love the playfulness. But Seb with them and it's down right combustible. Luke has a hard time accepting his relationship with Seb but the struggle makes it all worth it. And we owe Luke if he hadn't been a jerk that poker party would have never happened. Glad someone is willing to make Demyan a priority.Can't wait for the next book.