Tough Score

The Hawkeyes Hockey, Book 7

De: Kenna King

Narrado por: Alex Knox, Amy Hall

I’ve only ever dreamed of accomplishing two things in my life: a long career in the NHL and a championship victory. My priority to bring home a Stanley Cup this season as the goalie for the Hawkeyes hockey team has been crystal clear—until her.

Keely Woods is everything I didn’t know I needed. She's kind, independent, and brave enough to leave everything she knows in Arizona to start fresh in Seattle. The only problem is that getting involved with her could mean a distraction. A distraction that I don't need if I want a win this season.

With her auburn hair and those mesmerizing green eyes, she’s a knockout, but that’s not what has my interest peaked. She’s smart and driven—a physical therapist with dreams of working for a pro sports team. And just as I try to convince myself that I can handle this distraction—fate takes an unexpected turn. A hit-and-run changes everything, and suddenly, I'm sidelined with a devastating injury that puts my season—and my future—at risk.

Now Keely is my therapist, and she’s as determined as I am to get me back on the ice. I should be focusing on my recovery, but with the Hawkeyes putting her up in my apartment building, I can't stop thinking about the gorgeous PT sleeping across the hall from me.

©2024 Kenna King (P)2025 Kenna King

Average

It didn’t have a lot of depth it wasn’t bad just average story with no depth into the characters

I love some Hawkeyes Hockey

I enjoy this series a lot. I mean we’re seven books in so I guess that’s a given.
They are short, sweet and well written.
This one follows goalie Reeves and Keely who becomes his physical therapist after an unfortunate accident.
Keelys past is something she has been running away from since heading off to college and that means Reeves is off limits.
Reeves wants to respect her wishes since she now works for the team. When a reporter for the team sheds some light on the real reason Reeves is determined to prove nothing else matters but her.

Aspiring physical therapist and rehabbing hockey goalie get involved

Narrator Amy Hall sounds mechanical, with little inflection. The guy narrator, Alex Knox, is better than Hall but not really great either. The story involved a predictable mystery of who caused the accident and both have secrets. This story is part of a series and ok in moving the overall narrative along but some of the other stories in the series are more interesting.