Snowed
A second chance at love is all Kyle wants for Christmas, but a dark menace from his past wants him dead, and love is second to staying alive.
Kyle Lourenco has carved out a comfortable life and career for himself in Boston. With the holidays quickly approaching, he’s heading home for the first time in several years. Home to his loving parents and the small Canadian town where he was raised. And home to Christian, his best friend and the first man to steal his heart.
Just as a winter storm begins to blow in, it forces Kyle off the road only miles from home and a dark and sinister force from his past creeps ever closer. His only hope is getting to Christian’s cabin before the evil that has haunted him for years finally catches up to him.
Best friends since they were three, Christian Gauthier grew up next door to Kyle, in a remote mountain town with one stoplight and a forty-mile round trip to the nearest school. When Kyle left town for a shot at a professional hockey career, he took Christian’s heart with him. Even though he knew Kyle was always destined for bigger things, it hadn’t stopped Christian from falling for him as soon as he knew what love was.
With Christmas coming soon and a major snowstorm heading their way, Christian shuts the doors to the family store and heads to his cabin, where he will be on standby as an official volunteer for Search and Rescue. He has never regretted staying in Eagle Ridge, but a near miss on a simple rescue leads him to reevaluate everything, and when Kyle ends up at his door, he knows that guarding his heart might not be the best solution after all.
I must admit that when I read
a Scott & Locey book about hockey, I’m hoping for more hockey. Snowed,
Boston Rebels 3 did not give a lot of hockey but delivered drama. Kyle,
goalie for the Rebels was hurt in an unfortunate accident- sidelined- he headed
back to Canada to the small town he grew up in and the man he left behind.
Christian loved Kyle and hockey, but his life kept him in Canada until Kyle
showed up on doorstep in the middle of a snowstorm.
Snowed was an interesting read and kept me on the edge of my
seat. I enjoyed the drama and intrigue, but I think I would have like the book
even more if it wasn’t part of a hockey series. It was more of a drama.
After reading the past books
in the series I hoped Kyle would get his tory as I was intrigued by his
behavior. Kudos to the authors for not filling in the gaps and hitting us with
a whammy in Snowed.
Did I love the book? Yes!
Did I want more hockey? Yes,
if it is in a hockey trope.
But again, did I love the drama? Yes!
A five handcuff review
Definite S.E.X.
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