Keeping the Score

De: Kelly Jamieson

Narrado por: Ina-Marie Smith, Davis Brooks

Score big with this BRAND NEW steamy single dad ice hockey romance!

FROM USA TODAY BESTSELLING SPORTS ROMANCE AUTHOR KELLY JAMIESON

Perfect for fans of Elle Kennedy, Chelsea Curto and Kenna King!

An unexpected game changer…

Ford

My brain is hard-wired to hockey. To train hard, to win, to be the best. I don’t date, I basically live and breathe hockey and I plan everything. Until I find a newborn baby outside my apartment. It’s like something out of a movie, except she’s mine and this is my life. I panic, the only person I know who can help is my neighbor Andi. But in doing so, I risk inviting her into my life. So far she’s just been a friend, but I’m out of my depth and losing control. Now with each late night together, we feel like a family and I can see the lines blurring.

Andi

I have no idea how to look after a baby. But Ford has always come through for me. So now it’s my turn to help. It’s only temporary. I know Ford is a pin-up, but I’ve never been attracted to him…until now. Seeing him holding his tiny daughter is melting my heart. I thought I had no interest in love and settling down, but I’m catching feelings. I just know this set-up won’t last forever, but I’m scared of what will happen when things go back to normal...

©2024 Kelly Jamieson (P)2025 Boldwood Books

Great story of unexpected love and family

The narration was fine.

Ford is the goalie for an NHL team. Andi is his next door neighbor, recently divorced to a professional baseball player who cheated on her. Ford is surprised when a one night stand from a year ago shows up on his door with a baby, saying she needs to leave her with him for a while while she cares for her parents.

Ford is deep into regimented control of every aspect of his life. A baby doesn't exactly mesh with those plans, and he can't manage without enlisting the help of his friend and neighbor, Andi.

Andi has her own business, but watching Tilly for Ford throws a bit of a wrench into her professional life. Plus, she never saw herself as ever being someone's mother or mother figure.

This book moves pretty quickly, and the surprise toward the end is... well, totally unexpected (at least for this reader). I love the advice Ford gets from his friends on the team. I love the way Andi steps up, even when she doesn't need to. Because no matter what else is going on, Tilly deserves love and a family.

Sweet Scale: 5/5
Spicy Scale: 4/5