Riley is a pro hockey player trying to recover from a concussion in the hometown of his friend. He is struggling with related issues, worried about his career, and stuck in limbo making him broody and anxious.  But he is also stubborn and determined to make it back to the ice. 

Jean-Claude is a big, burly, gruff, sometimes goofy and sometimes hot-headed chef from Quebec who everyone knows is gay. But he usually hides behind the kitchen doors and cooks up fabulous food. But he is also kind of at a crossroads.

For some reason, Riley reacts strongly to JC. And before he knows it, he is exploring his bicurious side while also trying to figure out his future. He wants to return to play next season, but he still has challenges to overcome. But spending time in and out of the bedroom with a sexy chef is taking some of the edge off and opening up his eyes to new things. They both seem to calm each other's restlessness and are living in the moment and ignoring the time constraints.

This is a sweet, sexy, low angst, bi-awakening, small-town, hockey player romance with two guys who just fit and bring out the best in each other and are wildly passionate. But time is running out and distance will be an issue. 

This brings back Vinnie and Nolan from the first book You Again and the same small-town feel in  Elmwood but with winter scenery. I looking forward to barista Ivan's story in Holiday Crush.