Cindi Madsen

I just met the girl of my dreams. Megan Davenport is funny and smart, and she’s as much of an insomniac as I am. She’s also my team captain’s little sister, which I only found out after our passionate kiss. Megan is completely off-limits—her brother makes that very clear—and I know better than to think I can keep a relationship going during hockey season anyway. But that doesn’t mean we can’t be late-night friends, right? The only problem is, love makes you do crazy things, like breaking all the rules. Each book in the Taking Shots series is STANDALONE: * Getting Lucky Number Seven * Anatomy of a Player * Crazy Pucking Love * Confessions of a Former Puck Bunny

Crazy Pucking Love

Elissa Gleich

I absolutely loved Meghan and Dane as two college kids finding their way. Dane just cares so heavily for everyone in his life and has to make hard decisions.

However, the author's lack of hockey knowledge was a lot stronger in this book than the prior two. The phrase hockey "court" was used often, it is a rink or even just say on the ice, not the court. There seemed to be a lack of knowledge on penalties as well. Also, these kids are 21 years old and seniors who are playing in a top program as the best on their team...at least one of Beck, Hudson, or Dane would have already been drafted before even getting to college. The best players also get offers from agents or NHL teams practically begging them to leave college early.

Just one more side note, there are no freeways in New England.

Sorry, these things irked me and were a distraction from an otherwise great book.

Crazy Pucking Love

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