Unravel Me

Adam Lockwood is the definition of a golden retriever man.
He is so sweet and caring, and has this huge heart. He wants love and family, but for the right reasons. Too many people have only cared about him because of hockey and the lifestyle that provides.

Rosie is a single mom, and doesn't necessarily need a man but she wants one. She wants a partner, someone to support her and be a family.

After a surprise meeting on a hike, with Bear jumping on Rosie, they walk for a bit and when parting ways, can't stop thinking about the other.

This was such a wonderful story, about found family and chosen family. How love doesn't men's blood, but means who you choose to be in your life no matter what.

I smiled, laughed, cried, felt all the things. Adam is suuuch a sweetie and such a DILF to Connor. It is so fun to see the hockey boys growing up (if that's possible)

Adam Lockwood, y'all! Adam. Freaking. Lockwood. Unravel me is the third book in the Playing for Keeps series. The story follows Vancouver Vipers goalie Adam Lockwood and Rosie Wells, a single mom and vet student. While on a hike with his dog, Adam meets Rosie and their chemistry is instant. Both have secrets and insecurities that have hardened their hearts, but with each other they are able to let their walls down. Their romance is so incredibly sweet, but also very hot! Adam is so so incredibly tender it had me swooning! You also get to see so much of the characters' lives and the lives of their friends who I have come to know and love! The bunch of them feel so well developed because you get so much of them in every book! The found family element in this entire series is just so special. The friendship, the banter, the absolutely ‘laugh out loud' moments— it's all so so good! Unravel Me is an adult sports romance, 18+ for sexual content and themes.

Honestly, I'm not sure I've read another author that write such a swoon-worthy series. I fell in love with every character since Carter's book and I can't wait for the rest in the series. Adam and Rosie's story was just incredible and full of love, laughter, heartbreak, trust, and everything else. It made me laugh and cry and feel so hopeful. Props to Becka Mack. I will absolutely be reading every book you write.

Cuando digo que tenia mucho hype por este libro es por que lo tenia, y a pesar de estar dando mi tercera oportunidad a esta saga me he llevado una decepción :(

El primer libro me pareció sin mas y no entendía todo el hype que tenia pero lo acabe leyendo por que me lo recomendaron varias amigas y al final acabe dandole 2 estrellas, en cambio el SEGUNDO?? SI SI Y SI, lo ame, me pareció uno de los mejores romances de hockey que he leído (y creedme he leído muchos) por lo que mis expectativas eran altísimas hasta que he leído este y otra vez sin mas :(

El trope de single dad/mum me encanta pero me he quedado con el mismo sabor de boca que con el primero, ademas me ha servido para corroborar lo mucho que odio a Carter ugh, la historia en si? bonita, niña, romanticona, pero lo rápido que pasa todo, sin un toque de drama, y lo mucho que se enrollar diciendo una y otra vez párrafos de lo mucho que se quieren?? he llegado a odiarlo de lo aburrido que me ha parecido aun asi estoy dispuesta a leer el siguiente y tengo todas mis expectativas puestas en Jaxon, enserio que las tengo, porque al fin y al cabo les he cogido cariño a los chicos.


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When I say that I had a lot of hype for this book is because I had it, and despite being giving my third chance to this saga I have been disappointed :(

The first book seemed to me without more and I did not understand all the hype I had but I ended up reading it because it was recommended to me by several friends and in the end I ended up giving it 2 stars, but the SECOND? YES YES YES AND YES, I loved it, I thought it was one of the best field hockey romances I've read (and believe me I've read many) so my expectations were very high until I read this one and again without more :(

I love the single dad/mum trope but I was left with the same taste in my mouth as I was with the first one, plus it served to corroborate how much I hate Carter ugh, the story itself...cute, girly, romantic, but how fast it all goes by, without a touch of drama, and how much they make out by saying over and over again paragraphs of how much they love each other? ? I hated it because of how boring I found it, even though I'm willing to read the next one and I have all my expectations on Jaxon, I really do, because after all I've grown fond of the boys.