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babygyalreadit's review against another edition
5.0
YES YES YES FÜCK FÜCKING YES!!!!
All the moments in this book were just too fucking good and I wish I could read it over and over and over again. I can’t and won’t ever get over these two Omg.
THE FIRST PARTY
THE SOCKS!!!
THE PUCK UNDER THE PILLOW
THE LIBRARY
THE FERRIS WHEEL
DINNER AT HIS PARENTS
THE CONTRACT
THE CAR RIDE
THE LEGACY!!!
THE STUDY SESSIONS
WATCHING TV ON THE COUCH
THE NIGHT HE FELL ASLEEP
I WANT TO LIVE IN THIS BOOK FOREVER
All the moments in this book were just too fucking good and I wish I could read it over and over and over again. I can’t and won’t ever get over these two Omg.
THE FIRST PARTY
THE SOCKS!!!
THE PUCK UNDER THE PILLOW
THE LIBRARY
THE FERRIS WHEEL
DINNER AT HIS PARENTS
THE CONTRACT
THE CAR RIDE
THE LEGACY!!!
THE STUDY SESSIONS
WATCHING TV ON THE COUCH
THE NIGHT HE FELL ASLEEP
I WANT TO LIVE IN THIS BOOK FOREVER
shaythomas's review against another edition
3.0
This was good. The plot was convincing and the rivals to lovers worked really well. I thought it had a lot of great sweet/cute moments. However it was a bit graphic for me, but I could see other people liking it a lot.
evelyn2015's review against another edition
3.0
3.5⭐️ This was okay. The first half was kind of slow and barely held my attention and the second half was cute but was just mostly sex. Very low angst, low plot, high-heat, and the drama at 80% was very predictable; I saw it coming from the very beginning.
mamasgottaread's review against another edition
5.0
Sooo good!
Once again I’m sitting here wondering why I waited so long to read a book.
I loved all of Oakley and Quinten’s story! Even the third act breakup (which is hands down my least favorite part of most books).
I really appreciated that the story focused on them. There was drama, sure, but it didn’t take away from their story.
And those spicy scenes?!
Once again I’m sitting here wondering why I waited so long to read a book.
I loved all of Oakley and Quinten’s story! Even the third act breakup (which is hands down my least favorite part of most books).
I really appreciated that the story focused on them. There was drama, sure, but it didn’t take away from their story.
And those spicy scenes?!
libraryofdemi's review against another edition
2.5
I legit blanked out a lot when I was reading this book and half of the time was wondering why I continued reading a book where I didn’t really care what was happening.
Some parts were very weird like calling out the girls who would sleep with his roommates or when Oakley would call Quinton “baby bi”…….
The pacing was weird, the story was not that dramatic and the only interesting conflict they had was the drug test but even that I forgot about until they brought it up again in the end.
It didn’t give what it was suppose to give
Some parts were very weird like calling out the girls who would sleep with his roommates or when Oakley would call Quinton “baby bi”…….
The pacing was weird, the story was not that dramatic and the only interesting conflict they had was the drug test but even that I forgot about until they brought it up again in the end.
It didn’t give what it was suppose to give
hsira's review against another edition
4.0
Quinton and Oakley
PLEASE be aware that this review is meant for my own purposes only in order to help me recall this book and is in no way a reflection of what I think anyone else will like or want out of a book. It is simply a memory aid and a rough voice-to-text which is completely unedited/reviewed for errors. Read at your own discretion.
Sworn enemies since a physical confrontation their senior year of hs when they played on rival hockey teams, they are now seniors in college at Leighton and still hate each other. Golden boy and son of a hockey legend Oakley is gay. Quinton is the rebel son of a rich businessman who is cold and unsupportive. At a party, Quinton randomly tells Oakley he is better at a certain sex act even though he is “straight”. Challenge is accepted and then the next day the hockey team goes on to win their first victory of the season. The boys decide that they need to continue hooking up to guarantee the success of the team. There is an incident where Quintin fails a drug test and is briefly suspended and has to give up the captainship of the team. Meanwhile, Oakley and Quinton start falling for each other and hooking up even when they are not playing the next day. They start breaking all of their self-imposed rules. As they realize they are in love with each other, it comes out that Oakley had suspicions that a fellow teammate had set Quinton up to failed the drug test. When Quintin finds out, he cannot forgive Oakley. After taking time to get over his hurt, eventually, they end up together. They both go to the NHL.
I enjoyed this book a lot. The characters showed good development, there was a plot, and the spice was fantastic. Not a fan of the 3rd act breakup, but this one was at least for an original reason.
PLEASE be aware that this review is meant for my own purposes only in order to help me recall this book and is in no way a reflection of what I think anyone else will like or want out of a book. It is simply a memory aid and a rough voice-to-text which is completely unedited/reviewed for errors. Read at your own discretion.
Sworn enemies since a physical confrontation their senior year of hs when they played on rival hockey teams, they are now seniors in college at Leighton and still hate each other. Golden boy and son of a hockey legend Oakley is gay. Quinton is the rebel son of a rich businessman who is cold and unsupportive. At a party, Quinton randomly tells Oakley he is better at a certain sex act even though he is “straight”. Challenge is accepted and then the next day the hockey team goes on to win their first victory of the season. The boys decide that they need to continue hooking up to guarantee the success of the team. There is an incident where Quintin fails a drug test and is briefly suspended and has to give up the captainship of the team. Meanwhile, Oakley and Quinton start falling for each other and hooking up even when they are not playing the next day. They start breaking all of their self-imposed rules. As they realize they are in love with each other, it comes out that Oakley had suspicions that a fellow teammate had set Quinton up to failed the drug test. When Quintin finds out, he cannot forgive Oakley. After taking time to get over his hurt, eventually, they end up together. They both go to the NHL.
I enjoyed this book a lot. The characters showed good development, there was a plot, and the spice was fantastic. Not a fan of the 3rd act breakup, but this one was at least for an original reason.
rpuffer's review against another edition
emotional
funny
lighthearted
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