So Over You
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Things heat up on the ice in Meader's latest installment of the Chicago Rebels series (Irresistible You, 2017). Isobel Chase is hockey royalty. She's an Olympic medalist, co-owner of the Chicago Rebels, and daughter to America's own version of Gretzky, Clifford Chase. Her life sounds perfect, except for one tiny problem. Isobel's career-ending injury during her first professional game took away the only passion she had, and now she's left coaching for the Rebels. And her latest pupil is her toughest. Vadim Petrov is one of the hottest NHL stars on and off the ice. Something as trivial as a knee injury won't bring him down. Except for Isobel. She skated into his heart as a teenager and never left. As old feelings return, the two must make a decision: remain as coach and player, or become more? Isobel and Vadim's chemistry is off the charts, and Meader's engaging details of hockey and Chicago pull you further into their world. Even nonhockey fans will be rooting for the Rebels by the last page.--Dittmeier, Amy Copyright 2017 Booklist

Meader serves up a delicious mix of sports, sexy romance, and complicated, captivating characters with her second Chicago Rebels hockey contemporary (after Irresistible You). Hockey has always been Isobel Chase's life, first as the daughter of Clifford Chase-the late hockey legend, Rebels owner, and all-around jerk-and then in her own right, though her career ended with a skate blade to the skull in her first professional game. Now she's running the Rebels with her sisters and trying to avoid her team's newest recruit, Vadim Petrov. Isobel has a checkered past with the gorgeous, brooding Russian. Her father blackballed him from the NHL to keep him away from Isobel, and Vadim still resents it. Isobel also still remembers her first sexual experience, in which Vadim failed to satisfy her. As they reconnect, he vows to do better this time around. Meader's erotic scenes could melt ice, and her complex protagonists will keep readers eagerly turning pages. (Dec.) © Copyright PWxyz, LLC. All rights reserved.

Things heat up on the ice in Meader's latest installment of the Chicago Rebels series (Irresistible You, 2017). Isobel Chase is hockey royalty. She's an Olympic medalist, co-owner of the Chicago Rebels, and daughter to America's own version of Gretzky, Clifford Chase. Her life sounds perfect, except for one tiny problem. Isobel's career-ending injury during her first professional game took away the only passion she had, and now she's left coaching for the Rebels. And her latest pupil is her toughest. Vadim Petrov is one of the hottest NHL stars on and off the ice. Something as trivial as a knee injury won't bring him down. Except for Isobel. She skated into his heart as a teenager and never left. As old feelings return, the two must make a decision: remain as coach and player, or become more? Isobel and Vadim's chemistry is off the charts, and Meader's engaging details of hockey and Chicago pull you further into their world. Even nonhockey fans will be rooting for the Rebels by the last page. Copyright 2017 Booklist Reviews.

Meader serves up a delicious mix of sports, sexy romance, and complicated, captivating characters with her second Chicago Rebels hockey contemporary (after Irresistible You). Hockey has always been Isobel Chase's life, first as the daughter of Clifford Chase—the late hockey legend, Rebels owner, and all-around jerk—and then in her own right, though her career ended with a skate blade to the skull in her first professional game. Now she's running the Rebels with her sisters and trying to avoid her team's newest recruit, Vadim Petrov. Isobel has a checkered past with the gorgeous, brooding Russian. Her father blackballed him from the NHL to keep him away from Isobel, and Vadim still resents it. Isobel also still remembers her first sexual experience, in which Vadim failed to satisfy her. As they reconnect, he vows to do better this time around. Meader's erotic scenes could melt ice, and her complex protagonists will keep readers eagerly turning pages. (Dec.)