Series: Las Vegas Sinners #6
Author: Katie Kenyhercz
Publication Date: March 28/16
Length: 80pgs
Genre: contemporary romance
Shelf: review
Rating: ★★★★
Back Cover Blurb:
Sinners goalie, Shane Reese, grew up with Carter. The move could mean growing apart from the man who'd been his brother. As one of the team's sport psychologists, Allie Kallen-Reese faces potentially losing her job if new ownership decides they don't need her, but her biggest struggle is opening up and letting her husband shoulder some of her worries--one skill she's never fully developed.
Jacey's brother, Madden Vaughn, left the Sinners organization to launch a financial planning business that found much success, but family has always been the most important thing to him. He's been engaged to Saralynn Reese, head of Sinners PR, for two years but every time he tries to make plans, she claims it's not a good time. If he wants Jacey to be at the wedding, he'll have to act fast, but Saralynn has a lifetime of commitment issues to contend with.
Dylan Cole, young captain of the Sinners, is due for a contract renewal, but after a less-than-impressive few seasons, new ownership might easily trade him to land a different player. Las Vegas had become a home he shared with Lori Kelly, his Olympic figure skater girlfriend. They trained on the same ice, lived in the same apartment, and shared the same goals for the future. But Lori's last chance at a gold medal depends on the money she makes starring in Sin City on Ice. If he got traded, would she follow?
Grayson Gunn left his hockey career on a high note and took a job as an assistant coach for the Sinners. A head coach offer from the Carson City Saints, the Sinners minor league affiliate, has him thinking. If only it didn’t mean moving seven hours away from the love of his life. As the Sinners' assistant physician, Olivia Parker is tied to the team whether it stays in Vegas or moves out of state. Things have been better than ever with Grayson, but could she give up her dream to follow him and his?
Sin City is about to get seriously complicated.
My Review:
I would suggest that you read the rest of the series for the tale to have the full impact. Kenyhercz draws in characters from past novels in the series, and if you’ve yet to meet them the connection to them will be missing. She introduces them well for a short story, but there’s just so much more to these fantastic individuals that make this tale even more endearing as they shine.
Once again Kenyhercz has created a compelling story that brings hockey and its players to life in a fun & approachable manner. And she’s left me hoping that I’m not imagining the hint of a spin-off series at the end!
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