EDITED: 3.5-4 
 I honestly wasn't sure how I was going to feel about this book. I've never read anything with sports being such a heavy influence. Any book I have read with a sport influence has only been about football with the occasional baseball setting thrown in. I enjoy watching the two sports but nothing to the extremes (except maybe the Cowboys...) but I definitely haven't done anything hockey related. Furthermore, I'm usually NOT a huge fan of alternating points of view (You can blame Cassandra Clare for that one). 
 So I was actually pleasantly surprised with the outcome of this book. I might have spent a little too much time reading this book in all of a few days but oh well. 
 So Shea: Can we just all agree Shea is absolutely amazing (The necklace was insanely adorable)? Other than him being whiny about Elli only all the time, I always kept wondering why he doesn't exist. However, I do have to join the Elli-hate train with all of her insecurities and I personally don't know how Shea managed to deal with her being all "I'm not good enough for anyone!" all the time. I get that a woman is usually never happy with herself but there's a point when it's pathetic and just looks like you want attention. Elli somehow managed to reach that point and give it a whole new meaning. Frankly, it drove me nuts half the half time and I'm glad her friends agreed. Oh and did anyone else find the whole Shea Adler obsession a bit creepy? Maybe that's just me not being accustomed to hardcore fangirling but you name your dog and have a whole him devoted to him... Grace and Harper definitely make up for Elli though. And the kids! How adorable! 
 Will I read the next book in the series?: Yes 
 Am I going to fall head over heels for the hero if he's anything like Shea(here's to hoping he is!)?: More than likely. 
 Will I complain about the heroine if she's anything like Ellie?: Damn straight.