Jett Olsson, a right-winger for the Arizona Vengeance is focused on his game both on and off the ice. He has his sights on the new VP of Digital Marketing, Emory Holland. But even though he is charming and persistent in wanting to secure a date, he is not really in the market for a relationship especially when he figures out all that she has going on at home. 

He is charming, easy-going, and determined. She is smart, protective, and feisty. 

They stumble through varying stages of development from her barely tolerating him, to enjoying each other's company, friends only, then friends-with-benefits. But they both are clear that there are no expectations. He thinks he is not ready to settle down and she does not want to set tongues wagging dating a coworker...and she has a full life. 

But their casual fling leads to a bit more investment. They find themselves not only enjoying bedroom games but also sharing, supporting, and becoming more involved in each other's lives. 

But her life is complicated, and that is something Jett never signed up for. And even if he changes his mind, her past has taught her not to rely on others or risk getting hurt. 

I really enjoyed these two. They had blazing chemistry, but also this connection that just grew organically even when they were determined to resist. I was surprised when I realized the book was about to end and I was not ready for it to. I would have liked just a bit more, but I know they will show up again.

I loved being back in the Vengeance world, and did not realize how much I missed it. I liked getting more with some of the guys still coming in future books like Riggs and Baden. I am very interested in their stories. I really admired her sister, Jenna, as well and I would love to see her find a good man. Felicity is a scene-stealer as well.