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hatterx 's review for:
Three Pucks and a Baby
by Katie Ashley
challenging
emotional
reflective
tense
medium-paced
Plot or Character Driven:
Plot
Strong character development:
No
Loveable characters:
Yes
Diverse cast of characters:
Yes
Flaws of characters a main focus:
Yes
Three Pucks and a Baby is your typical surprise baby sports romance with not 1, but 3 possible baby daddies.
This book was decent in the fact that it covers the main tropes and storyline for a surprise pregnancy. Vivian is the college librarian and Theo, Grayson, and Bennet are the three possible baby daddies. A night of passion between these 4 ends up with Viv finding out she is pregnant.
I will say there is a slight bi-awakening that I wish had been explored more in depth between the two characters. It felt a bit brushed over and just added for the 'bi' factor. The overall character interactions felt surface level with no real concrete development of relationships. I felt that if the story had more depth to the characters, interactions, and world I might have rated this higher.
If you're looking for a not really complicated poly sports romance with a happy ending this book is a good quick read with loads of dialogue.
This book was decent in the fact that it covers the main tropes and storyline for a surprise pregnancy. Vivian is the college librarian and Theo, Grayson, and Bennet are the three possible baby daddies. A night of passion between these 4 ends up with Viv finding out she is pregnant.
I will say there is a slight bi-awakening that I wish had been explored more in depth between the two characters. It felt a bit brushed over and just added for the 'bi' factor. The overall character interactions felt surface level with no real concrete development of relationships. I felt that if the story had more depth to the characters, interactions, and world I might have rated this higher.
If you're looking for a not really complicated poly sports romance with a happy ending this book is a good quick read with loads of dialogue.