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Shot on Goal Game On in Seattle Seattle Sockeyes Book 8 edition by Jami Davenport Literature Fiction eBooks

When reading Jami Davenport’s Sockeye Series you can’t help thinking that this team is real and you can’t help feel you want to see this team reach the pinnacle of success.
Drew Delacorte is a player with The Sockeyes not feeling like a man on the brink of playing on a team that can win the Cup. He is a man at a crossroads playing not for himself but for his overbearing parents and his deceased brother but when the team hires a disgraced former figure skater to there staff he can’t help feel that Marina Sanders can be his cure for it all.
Marina Sanders a disgraced Olympic Figure Skating champion has come back to the states with the hope of correcting her wrongs and moving forward with her life given the opportunity to work for the Sockeyes is her first step. Meeting Drew Delacorte wasn’t suppose to happen but he has and it makes things complicated in a good kind of way.
Drew & Marina can’t help feeling the feelings they have the chemistry is off the charts whenever they are near each other but can they overcome all the obstacles to be together or do they go there separate ways. All you hope as you turn each page that these two people can find a way to get not only what they want out of their careers but also to find that HEA.


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Shot on Goal Game On in Seattle Seattle Sockeyes Book 8 edition by Jami Davenport Literature Fiction eBooks Reviews

**I voluntarily read an early copy of this title in exchange for an honest review**

I so enjoy Jami Davenport's Game On In Seattle series and Shot on Goal was no exception.

Drew Delacorte is one talent hockey player, one on a team that is having an amazing year, but he's also a very unhappy hockey player. He doesn't have the passion and love of the game that he used to. He's basically playing for other people and not for himself and his own enjoyment. He's trying to carry on a family tradition, one that he feels a great deal of pressure to keep alive.

Marina Sanders had Olympic figure skating gold in her sights, but a wrong decision led to her downfall, leaving her in disgrace causing her to flee the country. Now she's back and trying to move forward with her life and becoming the skating coach for the Seattle Sockeyes might just be the way to do that.

Since Drew and Marina are both involved with the Sockeyes, the fact that their chemistry is off the charts when they meet is less than ideal. They really can't be involved due to the fraternization rules within the team, but the pull is so strong will they be able to fight their attraction?

This was a fantastic addition to the series and one that I did not want to put down. All I wanted to do was keep reading to see if these two individuals were going to not only find happiness in their professional lives, but also in their personal lives. Kudos to Jami Davenport for another awesome read!
What happens when an ex-figure skating princess and a future hockey hall of famer meet? You can feel the heat through the screen/pages while you read.

Marina Sanders had won an Olympic bronze medal in figure skating just a short time after her parents died in a car accident. At the next winter games all of that fan love came crashing down on her when some events happened causing not just her but other skaters from missing the podium. She ran to Europe for awhile and had hoped it would all be behind her when she accepted a temporary contract with the Seattle Sockeyes hockey team. She would be working with each player as a skating coach in an attempt to gain an edge while the team was hoping to not only make it but win the Stanley Cup. Would it help her gain confidence in herself back and realize not everyone hated her anymore?

Drew Delacorte didn't love hockey anymore, in fact he almost hated it. He wanted to find that love again, the fun of playing, the excitement of passing and the thrill of scoring a goal, those things were gone now. The pressure of his father (former NHL player) being verbally abusive in his attempt to push Drew to play better and the guilt of his brother dying while saving him had made him lose it all. One night he went to the rink to skate and was at first upset Marina was there at all. But by the end of the night he was glad she had been because she brought a little bit of light back into his game. How would he handle finding out she was now a part of the team and that would mean she was off limits....or was she?

Little did either of them realize how much of a connection they had when they were together both on and off the ice. Marina would help Drew find the hockey passion again and stand up to his father while Drew would help Marina find herself and know she could fall in love. The problem was they couldn't let Drew's parents find out, let alone the rest of the players and staff. For if they did as quick as the flame between them ignited, it could easily be snuffed.

Another game winner for Jami Davenport with this book. Her ability to take basic words and put them into a book that you do not want to put down is almost as magically as the book itself. This is a book that you will not be disappointed in at all.

I was given an ARC of this book for an honest review
Major love for Jami Davenport and Shot on Goal. Following true to the Game on in Seattle series you know you are in for an amazing hockey read. There is almost this forbidden love in this one when it comes to Marina and Drew. You feel the struggle for both and really hope in the end that they can heal and help each other discover what they truly want and need in life. I love Marina and how she doesn't let the men get in her way of doing her job. She handles getting back out on the ice beautifully through each challenge. Drew you can tell is struggling and with a father like his you understand why. When Drew finally comes to terms with everything and stands up for himself you fell the weight being lifted. I love the chemistry between Marina and Drew. They are hot together and will leave you wanting for nothing. Such a fantastic addition to this series.
When reading Jami Davenport’s Sockeye Series you can’t help thinking that this team is real and you can’t help feel you want to see this team reach the pinnacle of success.
Drew Delacorte is a player with The Sockeyes not feeling like a man on the brink of playing on a team that can win the Cup. He is a man at a crossroads playing not for himself but for his overbearing parents and his deceased brother but when the team hires a disgraced former figure skater to there staff he can’t help feel that Marina Sanders can be his cure for it all.
Marina Sanders a disgraced Olympic Figure Skating champion has come back to the states with the hope of correcting her wrongs and moving forward with her life given the opportunity to work for the Sockeyes is her first step. Meeting Drew Delacorte wasn’t suppose to happen but he has and it makes things complicated in a good kind of way.
Drew & Marina can’t help feeling the feelings they have the chemistry is off the charts whenever they are near each other but can they overcome all the obstacles to be together or do they go there separate ways. All you hope as you turn each page that these two people can find a way to get not only what they want out of their careers but also to find that HEA.