In It To Win It by Kelly Jamieson is available now!
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Wynn family bonds bend but never break. . . .
JP Wynn:
I admit, I’ve made some bad choices—on and off the ice. Now all I want to do is show my team I can control my emotions while I’m playing and redeem myself with my family, especially with my brother, Théo. I hate that I hurt him and I’m determined to stay out of trouble. But the hot bridesmaid at Théo’s wedding is tempting me into another bad decision. A little flirting and a hook up with Taylor seem harmless . . . until Manny Martinez jumps me on the dance floor and starts beating the crap out of me. And just like that I add one more bad decision to my résumé.
Taylor Hart:
I always thought hockey players were hot. Now I think they’re crazy. Manny broke my heart when he got traded to another team and left without even a goodbye. Then he showed up at my best friend’s wedding. All I wanted to do was show Manny that I was over him. And the groom’s sexy brother, JP, seemed more than willing to be my distraction. But after the way everything went down, I want nothing to do with any of them. Easier said than done. Especially when Lacey’s new brother-in-law is always around. . . . And I keep thinking about the wedding night, when we snuck away to his room for the best sex of my life.
I admit, I’ve made some bad choices—on and off the ice. Now all I want to do is show my team I can control my emotions while I’m playing and redeem myself with my family, especially with my brother, Théo. I hate that I hurt him and I’m determined to stay out of trouble. But the hot bridesmaid at Théo’s wedding is tempting me into another bad decision. A little flirting and a hook up with Taylor seem harmless . . . until Manny Martinez jumps me on the dance floor and starts beating the crap out of me. And just like that I add one more bad decision to my résumé.
Taylor Hart:
I always thought hockey players were hot. Now I think they’re crazy. Manny broke my heart when he got traded to another team and left without even a goodbye. Then he showed up at my best friend’s wedding. All I wanted to do was show Manny that I was over him. And the groom’s sexy brother, JP, seemed more than willing to be my distraction. But after the way everything went down, I want nothing to do with any of them. Easier said than done. Especially when Lacey’s new brother-in-law is always around. . . . And I keep thinking about the wedding night, when we snuck away to his room for the best sex of my life.
About Kelly Jamieson Kelly Jamieson is a USA Today bestselling author of over 40 romance novels and novellas. Her writing has been described as “emotionally complex”, “sweet and satisfying” and “blisteringly sexy”. She likes black coffee, white wine and high heels…and of course cheering on her Winnipeg Jets during hockey season!
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Elizabeth's Review
My rating: 4 of 5 stars - Would Recommend to a Friend
Review Copy Provided by Publisher via Net Galley
With In It to Win It, Ms Jamieson returns us to the world of hockey dynasty family the Wynn’s. This stand alone story focus on JP and builds on the back story established for him in book one of the series (Playing to Win)
I enjoyed getting to know JP better in this story as well as his love interest, Taylor. Both are likeable characters. They each bring a little bit of baggage to the situation, but issues that are fairly normal given their ages, life experience, and family situations. The interactions between JP and Taylor as things popped up gave a lot of insight to who they are and seemed to build a solid base for a relationship that had an interesting/rocky start.
This is book 2 in a series surrounding a somewhat large family. You can start the series here, but if you do, there are some spoilers for the first book as the couple from Playing to Win (Theo and Lacey) feature prominently here as secondary characters (JPs Brother/Taylor’s friend). We also get to see a little more of the extended Wynn family and I am sure we will see them in future books. Ms Jamieson does an excellent job of pulling in enough of previously told backstory so that JP and Taylor’s story makes sense without bogging down the current story. The interactions with secondary characters are organic and it’s a pleasure to see more of them without being distracted by them.
I am definitely looking forward to seeing more of the Wynn family.
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