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jasnicole1995's review
3.0
Loved this up until the 50% mark, the 3rd act conflict was annoying, and the ending was meh.
elvipa's review against another edition
emotional
lighthearted
fast-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? Character
- Strong character development? Yes
- Loveable characters? Yes
- Diverse cast of characters? Yes
- Flaws of characters a main focus? No
4.0
I think Grady and Scout are my favorite comet couple so far. They're both interesting people and it's nice to read about good things happening to good people.
macla's review against another edition
lighthearted
relaxing
medium-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? A mix
- Strong character development? No
- Loveable characters? Yes
- Diverse cast of characters? No
- Flaws of characters a main focus? No
3.75
tem tropes que eu gosto muito e talvez os melhores personagens de todos, mas conflitos muito tontos por motivo de má comunicação
danig81's review against another edition
emotional
funny
hopeful
relaxing
medium-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? Character
- Strong character development? Yes
- Loveable characters? Yes
- Diverse cast of characters? No
- Flaws of characters a main focus? Yes
4.0
1bookobsessionconfessions's review against another edition
5.0
4.5 STARS
This is another fantastic story with great characters in this hockey romance series #CarolinaComets
I’ve loved all the couples and stories, this book is no exception.
Miller and Scout had an unfortunate and awkward encounter at a party that made Scout “hate” her long time, secret crush.
Miller is fairly clueless about women, he’s played the part of serial dater, but the truth is that he’s a 24 year old NHL hockey player who is still a virgin!
I love the virgin trope when it’s the man, it’s less common and it really works in this story so well for me.
Miller has overbearing parents, they play a big part in his emotional issues and habits.
He had no regular social life, he missed out on “normal” teenage experiences.
He’s had no lasting romantic relationships, just singular dates.
He doesn’t trust easily, he’s closed off to people.
He plays up the young, funny “player” character as an emotional wall.
One thing about him from previous books and this one that let me know he was special is a friendship he has with a homeless man. Super SWOON! He stole my heart with that open heart and mind.
Scout is a bold straight shooter. She says it like she sees it, I love that aspect of her personality.
She has a giving nature and is accomplished, she still has insecurities like everyone else.
She has her own popular donut/coffee truck business. Her food truck and she have been in the previous books in this series. The hockey players and their significant others love her specialty donuts and her personally as well. I love that she’s a minor secondary character in all the previous books.
She’s an aspiring writer and bookworm. LOVE!
Scout lost one of her dad’s and had a terrible break up at the same time (the way it went down was so bad!) Since then she’s kind of been hiding out from life and not moving forward personally or professionally.
The pair have an adversaries to friends to lovers romance and I think it’s really fun, sweet, super funny at times and emotional in a beautiful way.
Plus it’s really sexy & HOT! Clench your thighs together, and cheeks blush HOT.
It gave me the butterflies of anticipation and excitement of “firsts”.
Their chemistry is great and I think they balance each other well.
The text exchanges between the two are hilarious, literally laugh out loud fun. The author has included that aspect in all the books, I LOVE it! It’s a really fun and clever way of showing the characters wit and personalities. Especially since the hockey players are at away games frequently…it totally makes sense for the situation.
I’m in love with this couple and their romantic, emotional journey.
The familiar and new secondary characters add tons of fun and heart.
I can’t wait for the next book! I seriously don’t want this series to ever end.
This is another fantastic story with great characters in this hockey romance series #CarolinaComets
I’ve loved all the couples and stories, this book is no exception.
Miller and Scout had an unfortunate and awkward encounter at a party that made Scout “hate” her long time, secret crush.
Miller is fairly clueless about women, he’s played the part of serial dater, but the truth is that he’s a 24 year old NHL hockey player who is still a virgin!
I love the virgin trope when it’s the man, it’s less common and it really works in this story so well for me.
Miller has overbearing parents, they play a big part in his emotional issues and habits.
He had no regular social life, he missed out on “normal” teenage experiences.
He’s had no lasting romantic relationships, just singular dates.
He doesn’t trust easily, he’s closed off to people.
He plays up the young, funny “player” character as an emotional wall.
One thing about him from previous books and this one that let me know he was special is a friendship he has with a homeless man. Super SWOON! He stole my heart with that open heart and mind.
Scout is a bold straight shooter. She says it like she sees it, I love that aspect of her personality.
She has a giving nature and is accomplished, she still has insecurities like everyone else.
She has her own popular donut/coffee truck business. Her food truck and she have been in the previous books in this series. The hockey players and their significant others love her specialty donuts and her personally as well. I love that she’s a minor secondary character in all the previous books.
She’s an aspiring writer and bookworm. LOVE!
Scout lost one of her dad’s and had a terrible break up at the same time (the way it went down was so bad!) Since then she’s kind of been hiding out from life and not moving forward personally or professionally.
The pair have an adversaries to friends to lovers romance and I think it’s really fun, sweet, super funny at times and emotional in a beautiful way.
Plus it’s really sexy & HOT! Clench your thighs together, and cheeks blush HOT.
It gave me the butterflies of anticipation and excitement of “firsts”.
Their chemistry is great and I think they balance each other well.
The text exchanges between the two are hilarious, literally laugh out loud fun. The author has included that aspect in all the books, I LOVE it! It’s a really fun and clever way of showing the characters wit and personalities. Especially since the hockey players are at away games frequently…it totally makes sense for the situation.
I’m in love with this couple and their romantic, emotional journey.
The familiar and new secondary characters add tons of fun and heart.
I can’t wait for the next book! I seriously don’t want this series to ever end.
dreamingmalady's review against another edition
hopeful
lighthearted
medium-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? Character
- Strong character development? No
- Loveable characters? Yes
- Diverse cast of characters? N/A
- Flaws of characters a main focus? Yes
4.0
mccallison's review
lighthearted
reflective
fast-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? A mix
- Strong character development? It's complicated
- Loveable characters? Yes
- Diverse cast of characters? It's complicated
- Flaws of characters a main focus? Yes
2.25
kirbyj_'s review against another edition
4.0
yes yes yes! miller is such a goofball, he was so entertaining.
kaydanielsromance's review against another edition
5.0
When I really stop and think of my favorite trope this is it!! Virgin hero and bookish heroine...it was all the sugary goodness and so much more!!
Grady Miller completely messed up when he introduced himself to Scout Thomas at a party, a woman he sees almost daily when he orders donuts at her truck...ouch. Not only did he potentially mess up the chances of her spitting in his favorite sugar snack, but he messed up in asking her out. How could he screw up so bad? Well....Miller has only ever had one focus in life....hockey...and that leads us to his other problem....which is sort of tied to his lack of finesse in asking out cute donut makers, but I'm getting ahead of myself. Miller is just awkwardly adorable and yes, he may be a famous hockey player, but he also happens to be a virgin. He's sweet and tenacious and so full of love for the right girl...I loved getting to know Grady Miller while he got to know Scout.
Scout Thomas is the woman behind all the delicious donuts that the hockey team loves to devour. She also has had a crush on Miller for the past couple years, so when he comes up and introduces himself, she is crushed. How could he not recognize her when she knows his favorite donut? However, when he continues to show up and tries really, really hard to redeem himself, it's basically impossible to stay mad at the large, tenacious man. Their friendship blossoms and then blooms into something more and even she can admit that her crush never went away, but can she really hold the attention of a famous NHL player?
Scoring Chance is light on angst and I adored their text threads (which are always funny in this series) and basically how the two of them (who are not masters at relationships) fell in love. A chef's kiss story.
This couple is sooooo super sweet; they are that special donut, filled with cream, topped with sprinkles that give you a sugar coma feeling, but you want to eat again and again.
Grady Miller completely messed up when he introduced himself to Scout Thomas at a party, a woman he sees almost daily when he orders donuts at her truck...ouch. Not only did he potentially mess up the chances of her spitting in his favorite sugar snack, but he messed up in asking her out. How could he screw up so bad? Well....Miller has only ever had one focus in life....hockey...and that leads us to his other problem....which is sort of tied to his lack of finesse in asking out cute donut makers, but I'm getting ahead of myself. Miller is just awkwardly adorable and yes, he may be a famous hockey player, but he also happens to be a virgin. He's sweet and tenacious and so full of love for the right girl...I loved getting to know Grady Miller while he got to know Scout.
Scout Thomas is the woman behind all the delicious donuts that the hockey team loves to devour. She also has had a crush on Miller for the past couple years, so when he comes up and introduces himself, she is crushed. How could he not recognize her when she knows his favorite donut? However, when he continues to show up and tries really, really hard to redeem himself, it's basically impossible to stay mad at the large, tenacious man. Their friendship blossoms and then blooms into something more and even she can admit that her crush never went away, but can she really hold the attention of a famous NHL player?
Scoring Chance is light on angst and I adored their text threads (which are always funny in this series) and basically how the two of them (who are not masters at relationships) fell in love. A chef's kiss story.
This couple is sooooo super sweet; they are that special donut, filled with cream, topped with sprinkles that give you a sugar coma feeling, but you want to eat again and again.
whiskis's review against another edition
emotional
funny
lighthearted
medium-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? A mix
- Strong character development? Yes
- Loveable characters? Yes
- Diverse cast of characters? No
- Flaws of characters a main focus? It's complicated
5.0