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A review by traceyj2850
A Secret for a Secret by Helena Hunting
4.0
I LOVED Queenie and Kingston's story. This is the 3rd book of the All in Series, which is a little spin-off from the Pucked Series.
Queenie is trying to get back off her feet after losing her job, she moves back home and takes the job as her dad's assistant who happens to be the General Manager for the Seattle NHL team, on her first day she comes face to face with Kingston... the guy who she hooked up with a few weeks ago - turns out that he's the goalkeeper for dads team.
This story is super sweet, I liked how genuine Kingston was, he was really understanding and supportive to Queenie which was lovely, not too much macho man stuff going on he was the right amount of protective without being overbearing. Queenie has made a few mistakes and is trying to figure out her life, outside influences have done a number on her self esteem and she pretty much feels like she's a failure at everything.
I think part of the reason these two worked so well was that they really picked each other up when the other was down. King made her see that she is worthy and can do whatever she puts her mind too.
A highlight of this book is, of course, seeing how all the old characters are from the Pucked series, mainly Violet and Alex, it's always a treat when these two pop up.
In a nutshell...
A great feel-good Hockey romance that will leave you feeling happy.
Queenie is trying to get back off her feet after losing her job, she moves back home and takes the job as her dad's assistant who happens to be the General Manager for the Seattle NHL team, on her first day she comes face to face with Kingston... the guy who she hooked up with a few weeks ago - turns out that he's the goalkeeper for dads team.
This story is super sweet, I liked how genuine Kingston was, he was really understanding and supportive to Queenie which was lovely, not too much macho man stuff going on he was the right amount of protective without being overbearing. Queenie has made a few mistakes and is trying to figure out her life, outside influences have done a number on her self esteem and she pretty much feels like she's a failure at everything.
I think part of the reason these two worked so well was that they really picked each other up when the other was down. King made her see that she is worthy and can do whatever she puts her mind too.
A highlight of this book is, of course, seeing how all the old characters are from the Pucked series, mainly Violet and Alex, it's always a treat when these two pop up.
In a nutshell...
A great feel-good Hockey romance that will leave you feeling happy.