Review: Bombshells

Bombshells by Sarina Bowen
My rating: 3 of 5 stars

Sylvie Hansen gets called up from Canada to the Brooklyn Bombshells, a female ice hockey team. Not only is she ecstatic about playing hockey professionally, it also gives her the opportunity to sort things out with her is he/isn't he boyfriend Bryce Campeau who happens to play for the Brooklyn Bruisers. Bryce grew up in Sylvie's home so her parents were surrogate parents for him, Sylvie had a crush on him but he seemed to treat her as a cute little sister, until the night of her mother's funeral when he made some promises to Sylvie about being together. Since then nada, despite Sylvie's attempts to get him to commit (to anything).

Anton Bayer is also on the Brooklyn Bruisers team, he's had some bad publicity (leaked photos of him and four women in a bed type of stuff) and his (professional) performance has suffered. This season he's determined to live clean, stay away from the women and get his act together, otherwise he may find himself off the team.

Anton is immediately smitten by Sylvie, but you don't make moves on your teammate's girl. But when Sylvie asks for help in flirting to get Bryce's attention he can't say no. At first they are just really good friends, but one night of comforting turns into something more, and now Anton is breaking every rule he set himself because if Bryce finds out there will be ALL the drama.

Loved it.

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