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A review by kate_deeds
Room for You by Beth Ehemann
4.0
Story:8/10
Spice: 1/5
Spice Hierarchy: Open Door
Brody ends up stranded at the Cranberry Inn while rain makes the road closed. While stuck at the Cranberry Inn, Brody meets Kacie and her twin daughters. Kacie moved back to the Cranberry Inn after her girls’ dad left them. She is reluctant to start anything with a famous hockey player especially with her daughters. Brody does everything he can to take things at Kacie’s pace. Just when you think you know what’s going to happen, more curveballs are added for this couple to navigate.
Brody is such a cinnamon roll of a character. He is absolutely in love with Kacie and her girls.
I read this before 2019 when Kindle would track your reads. And after all this time I still remember the book. After reaching out to the book community, I was able to find out the title. I was so excited to do this as a reread. And bonus, the audio was free. This was my first hockey book before hockey books were a whole thing.
Both narrators did a good job with the characters’ voices. Sometimes I feel like the male narrator can struggle with the female voice, but that was not the case with this.
Spice: 1/5
Spice Hierarchy: Open Door
Brody ends up stranded at the Cranberry Inn while rain makes the road closed. While stuck at the Cranberry Inn, Brody meets Kacie and her twin daughters. Kacie moved back to the Cranberry Inn after her girls’ dad left them. She is reluctant to start anything with a famous hockey player especially with her daughters. Brody does everything he can to take things at Kacie’s pace. Just when you think you know what’s going to happen, more curveballs are added for this couple to navigate.
Brody is such a cinnamon roll of a character. He is absolutely in love with Kacie and her girls.
I read this before 2019 when Kindle would track your reads. And after all this time I still remember the book. After reaching out to the book community, I was able to find out the title. I was so excited to do this as a reread. And bonus, the audio was free. This was my first hockey book before hockey books were a whole thing.
Both narrators did a good job with the characters’ voices. Sometimes I feel like the male narrator can struggle with the female voice, but that was not the case with this.