I loved this book! As I said in the review of part one of the series, it's so nice to read on after the relationship had started. How life influences it and how the characters deal with struggles. This book has plenty of that (and also plenty cute and happy stuff)! I feel like this book takes the homophobia in the hockey world serious, but also gives hope of how it could go, which I love.

The only small downside is that the beginning of the book felt a bit abrubt. It's of course part two in a series, but if you read part one a while ago, it can take quite a few pages to really remember the details of the last chapters of part one. (Then again, that may be due more to my memory being not that great, and less because of the books!) Also, doing a reread before reading this one wouldn't exactly be a chore!

 I received a free copy in an exchange for an honest review