Rushing the Goal

Assassins Series, Book 8

By: Toni Aleo

Narrated by: Lucy Malone

Lucy Sinclair was no stranger to pain. She grew up with three younger brothers, met a bad boy, got pregnant by him, married him, and then suffered through a nasty divorce from him. Pain. That was pain. To top it off, she even had to go through the heartbreaking divorce of her parents. Through it all, she survived. All she cared about was making sure her daughter was happy and taken care of. It was Angie and only Angie she focused on, but that all changed when Benji Paxton offered to help her daughter on the ice.

Benji knew the moment he saw Lucy, he'd never be the same. Especially when she came with the bundle of crazy that was her daughter. His heart wasn't ready for them. After years spent sobering up and finding who he was without the alcohol, he never forgot he was being punished for not appreciating the love he had when he was younger. Because of his past, he had gotten used to being alone, a recluse, but even he had to admit it was getting old. He was lonely. Hockey wasn't enough anymore. He wanted a family; he wanted his true love, and Lucy and Angie were just that.

Contains mature themes.

©2016 Toni Aleo (P)2016 Tantor

Great continuation!

I loved hearing about the characters from previous books and learning Benji's story. Beware of the rough custody battle.

So happy!

So happy! That Benji found his happy everafter. He really did deserve it. Angie got a great new dad.

Benji

Benji is the kind of man every girl dreams of!! I know these books are long, but Toni gives us the whole picture. I love to know All the details!! Toni's writing just keeps getting better with each book and who doesn't love Lucy Malone's narrating!! I'm ready for the next series, which I have already downloaded!! Worth the credit!!

Great must read series

from book 1 I was hooked. lots of twists and turns, laughter and tears. I recommend you start at the beginning and get the entire series. now I have to watch hockey!

Seeking Male Narrator

This audiobook needed a male and female narrator. The narrators voice could not change enough between the two POVs so it became confusing.