His injury did not stop him from becoming a coach, however, and now both he and Misha have been hired to coach the same team, with Misha as the head coach and Max as an assistant coach. I did and was not confused at all.Īs the blurb states, Misha and Max had a past from when they both played in different NHL teams – their altercation on the ice caused Max to be seriously injured, to the point that he had to end his playing career. This is book three in a series, but books one and two featured different hockey team and different couples, so you can easily read this book as stand-alone. I read this book for the first time several months ago. However, if mistakes in the settings were made I would not know about that. I believe the team from the higher league can call players up from this one and there is no draft, and players make significantly less money than NHL players, but they also have a cup they compete for. In the beginning of the book you describe how minor leagues in American hockey work (I will take your word for it) and the action in this series takes place in one of those leagues. But when an unwelcome visitor targets a player, Misha revisits his darkest days, and that might cost him and Max the beginning they’ve worked so hard to build.ĭear Avon Gale, I enjoy sport themed romances in general and even though I am a very casual hockey fan, I have enjoyed hockey themed books in the past. Not only must they navigate Misha’s remorse and a past he’s spent a lifetime trying to forget, but also a sleazy GM who is determined to use their history as a marketing hook. Max’s optimism plays havoc with Misha’s equilibrium-as does the fierce attraction that springs up between them. But nothing prepares him for the shock when he learns the new head coach is Misha Samarin, the man who caused Max’s accident.Īfter spending years guilt-ridden for his part in Max’s accident, Russian native Misha Samarin has no idea what to do when he’s confronted with Max’s presence.
Despite everything, Max gets back into the game he loves-only this time, behind the bench as an assistant coach of the Spartanburg Spitfires, the worst team in the entire league.
Sirius B Reviews / B Reviews Category / B+ Reviews contemporary m/m / hockey 5 CommentsĪ-scoring-chances-novel A Scoring Chances NovelĪ freak accident during the Stanley Cup Playoffs put an end to Max Ashford’s hockey career. DecemREVIEW: Power Play (Scoring Chances #3) by Avon Gale
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