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klew9925's review against another edition
4.0
Grady Miller was holding one big secret. The Carolina Comets hot shot was still a virgin. Scout was hiding her own secret, she was crushing on Grady Miller. But after one night where he forgets who she is, she is determined to hate her, and he is determined to win her friendship.
Can always count on Teagan Hunter books to be light and fun, and scratch that itch for me. That's what these too did. The third act breakup was a little annoying and unnecessary, but was not enough to throw me off their story.
Scout was exactly how she thought I would be, sassy and determined, while some what of a broken past. and the same with Miller. He killed me with how funny and fun loving he was. So excited for so much more Carolina Comets to come.
Can always count on Teagan Hunter books to be light and fun, and scratch that itch for me. That's what these too did. The third act breakup was a little annoying and unnecessary, but was not enough to throw me off their story.
Scout was exactly how she thought I would be, sassy and determined, while some what of a broken past. and the same with Miller. He killed me with how funny and fun loving he was. So excited for so much more Carolina Comets to come.
sh1nny's review against another edition
4.0
I think this is one of my favourites in the series. Why? Couldn’t tell you. But it’s such a sweet story line, with a dash of smut and angst. Grady is an Angel bless his soul.
arhodes202's review against another edition
5.0
Scoring Chance is a friends to lovers/hockey romance. We get Grady (Miller) & Scout’s story this time. I absolutely loved getting to see this much deeper side of both Miller and Scout. Miller is for sure swoon worthy. It’s entertaining as always, and it will have you smiling or laughing out loud with all their witty banter. You get all the feels. If you are looking for a fun read, this is the one for you. 4 1/2 stars.
hamigustafsson's review against another edition
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? No
4.5
pe2305's review against another edition
5.0
This is such a fun book, with great character development and an easy flow that just sucks you in. After Grady Miller failed to recognize Scout when she showed up at a team party away from her donut food truck, Scout is extremely upset and vows to ignore Grady even though she's had a massive crush on him forever! When Miller realizes how much he hurt Scout, he vows to make it up to her and for them to become friends. Over the slow burn of this story, Scout and Grady's friendship grows and eventually blooms into more. The biggest problem, Miller is a virgin and the more he thinks about losing his V-card, the bigger an issue it seems to become, but Scout is patient and has realized that being with Grady has opened up her creative writing side and a novel is flowing out of her. When Grady sees the novel on Scout's laptop, it becomes apparent that this novel is not what he thought and a huge fight ensues. Grady thinks Scout is using him as writing fodder and that she is not ready to commit to a relationship or love because of past boyfriends. Can Scout prove to Grady that's she is ready and that she's all in?
Love this series and this author.
Love this series and this author.
itslightsout's review against another edition
3.0
This book was good until it wasn’t, the third act break up was the most unnecessary thing ever, it was so forced I almost cringed when I read it. Scout is suddenly thinking he was only using her?? After she NEVER thought about it before?? And only after miller found the book??? It made no sense and really annoyed me, up until then a 4 star book but the ending was a total letdown
lotusross's review against another edition
2.0
“He’s right, you know—Ernesto isn’t the only one falling for a Thomas.”
“That so?”
“That’s so. I still fall for you every day.”
2.5 stars.
eh, not a fav tbh.
i am, however, intrigued about stevie and greer.. so there's that
readsbyti's review against another edition
funny
lighthearted
fast-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? Character
- Strong character development? No
- Loveable characters? Yes
- Flaws of characters a main focus? No
3.5
There he is! There’s my favourite boy! As always, loved Miller in previous books and it was no different here, I was so excited to finally get to see him get his love story because he is exactly who I’d thought he’d be as a partner, reassuring, attentive and his partners’ biggest fan and he was all that and more for Scout even in friendship!🥹. A very fast paced read too.
I really enjoyed seeing Miller and Scout build a friendship overtime through their teasing then seeing them fall for each-other unabashedly (especially on Millers end).
However, what could’ve been a simple friends to lovers all the way through had an unnecessary break up/conflict in the last 20%, I kid you not this felt like it came out of nowhere because things were going great they were vibing then boom suddenly Scout says she doesn’t see it going anywhere? All because Miller read her draft? (which btw the misunderstanding of that was stupid af) I was so confused because apart from one time where she questioned what if he doesn’t see this as anything (which quickly got squashed btw) there was no other indication this was an insecurity point that could cause this conflict😭.