From Coast to Coast: Offsides, Book 4

Loved this one! Gray and Remy were both great! :) I really enjoyed how Remy embraced his growing attraction to Gray and never questioned what that meant for him. Gray's adoration for Remy was adorable and seeing him fall in love was really perfect - even though he tried to keep his emotions in check because he didn't think Remy was initially looking for anything serious. Their relationship growth was natural and progressed in a beautiful way. When they kept talking to each other every night on the phone or FaceTime once Gray was traded to Colorado, I think that might have been my favorite. There was something tender there. I loved when they were in California together. It was so fun and perfect! Like most of these books, I like there was limited miscommunication or angst between the couple. Now for the non-main characters...Zolkov was amazing. Freaking adored him and his bromance with Gray! Loved his snark and sass. Just so good. My absolute favorite baby Carter Morgan III got to make his NHL debut and I couldn't even feel bad for poor Remy (though I am sad about Lawson). The epilogue was epic too. I loved seeing everyone together too, and Troy will always epitomize the best of "golden retriever energy" to me so what a wonderful group.

I really enjoyed this series and was excited for the last book. Although the book is good I feel like it kind of stumbled to the end. A lot of things were never said and I felt like there was all this momentum for a problem that was never solved properly.

Another relatable story from this series. Good character development. Character you get to know and care about. Very fast read.

I have loved both the Offsides and SCU Hockey series. I have been anxiously awaiting the release of this one, and it did not disappoint! Falling in love with Grayson and Remy was easy, and they might be my new favorites next to Corwin and Nigel. I cannot recommend this whole series enough. I love the queer NHL world that JJ Mulder has created here. Can this series just go on forever, please?

This was a decent book at the beginning. There are some time jumps that I was fine with once I realized, but the book seems to cut off abruptly then go to the epilogue. Definitely wasn’t my favorite, as it felt hurried and like there was a big piece missing. Otherwise, this was a good book!