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A review by denasweeney
Behind the Net by Stephanie Archer
funny
hopeful
lighthearted
medium-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? A mix
- Strong character development? Yes
- Loveable characters? Yes
- Diverse cast of characters? Yes
- Flaws of characters a main focus? Yes
4.0
Behind the Net, Stephanie Archer
⭐️ 4
🌶️ 3
What you can expect
🏒Sunshine/Grump
🏒Second Chance
🏒Forced Proximity
🏒Workplace Romance
Dena’s Thoughts
I ate this book up! Sunshine/Grump is high on my favorite tropes list. Throw in forced proximity and I’m done for!
Jamie. First off swoon at that name! I can’t remember the last time I met a man named Jamie but it gives such classic vibes. Ok well this Jamie plays in the NHL as a goalie. He’s broody, protective, possessive, encouraging, patient and just all the things.
Pippa, just had her heart broken and world shatter. There’s nothing like having the person you care for most in the world tell you you’re not good enough. To say it sucks is an understatement.
These were two really great characters. There’s really nothing but green flags all around. They’re supportive, understanding, there’s no miscommunications… He lets her fight her own battles while having her back and she helps him so he doesn’t have to shoulder everything on his own.
This was my first read by Stephanie Archer and I can’t wait to check out her other books!
⭐️ 4
🌶️ 3
What you can expect
🏒Sunshine/Grump
🏒Second Chance
🏒Forced Proximity
🏒Workplace Romance
Dena’s Thoughts
I ate this book up! Sunshine/Grump is high on my favorite tropes list. Throw in forced proximity and I’m done for!
Jamie. First off swoon at that name! I can’t remember the last time I met a man named Jamie but it gives such classic vibes. Ok well this Jamie plays in the NHL as a goalie. He’s broody, protective, possessive, encouraging, patient and just all the things.
Pippa, just had her heart broken and world shatter. There’s nothing like having the person you care for most in the world tell you you’re not good enough. To say it sucks is an understatement.
These were two really great characters. There’s really nothing but green flags all around. They’re supportive, understanding, there’s no miscommunications… He lets her fight her own battles while having her back and she helps him so he doesn’t have to shoulder everything on his own.
This was my first read by Stephanie Archer and I can’t wait to check out her other books!