Scoring Position

While I do like this one more than my reread of the last one - for the fact that it is dual pov, if nothing else - this book also feels a lot more focused on the romance. To the detriment of the hockey, honestly. The hockey team feels a little...underdeveloped, underutilized and underappreciated. The only guys on the team we really get to know are the ones that were established in the previous book. (Yorkie and Kitty.) I also feel there was a lot of attention given to family of the two main guys and none to the family of the rest of the team. (I now nothing about these players families, unlike the last book.) And, really, we could have done with less Tara because she is super annoying.

(Also, if nicknames change with teams, why are they still Yorkie and Kitty?)

(To be fair, this book probably deserves a lower rating than I gave it, but, despite all my complaints, I did like it. And, honestly, Kitty deserves all the stars.)

I love this series. 

Good character development, funny, and dances all over my emotions.