This review was done in conjunction with my blog mate, Christina!! Check out the review at The Book Hookup!! 
 * Quick Thoughts and Rating * 
 Ana: 5 *I love John Logan forever* stars!! I had such high expectations going into the book because, of course, I had loved The Deal, the first book in this series. And let me tell you that Ms. Kennedy met and exceeded my expectations with Logan's story! Once again I had a huge book hangover and, when I finally put my kindle down, I felt bad for all books I would read immediately after it! *I know that you know what I mean* 
 Christina: 5 stars, obviously! This had the perfect balance of sweet and angsty, and of course you know that Elle Kennedy is going to give you a wonderful host of characters to sink your teeth into, so there was no disappoint in that aspect either. I loved Logan and Grace and watching their relationship take off. 
 * The Rest of our Flails...ummmm...opinions! * 
 Ana: This was one of those books that I couldn't put down. I read it on the train and at work (insert guilty face here) and every minute I could at home. Looking back now, I probably should have savored the book...taken time to enjoy it and spent as much time as possible basking in Logan - ummmm, I mean, the story. But, as I'm sure happens to many of you on occasion, I couldn't step away from these characters. 
 I'm not going to spend time telling you about the plot...just go read the synopsis. But, I will tell you that I loved both Grace and Logan. Grace was a girl who stayed in the background of life. Someone who was a bit awkward and had a tendency to babble when stressed. But, hidden behind that was a feisty girl who wouldn't settle and who could kick butt when needed. Logan was a confident, sexy player. He had the world wrapped around his finger - or so it appeared. When these two met, it was explosive. And the fireworks got bigger and brighter as the story progressed. 
 I loved that both characters were well developed and that we were able to hear this story from each of their POVs. I learned about their struggles and their dreams. I learned that Logan had a huge heart, and an unyielding sense of commitment, and that Grace was sassy, smart and funny. The banter between these two was priceless (as was the conversations between the boys) and no matter how hard I tried, I couldn't wipe the smile off my face for a large part of this book. But, beware, Ms. Kennedy has a knack for giving you swoons, sadness and giddiness all on the same page...she can make you both cry and laugh out loud within the same scene...it's a gift, really. 
 I guess at this point there's no need for me to actually tell you that I'm recommending this book, it should be obvious. There's no doubt that this is a great read - one that will capture you and hold on tight. So, in my humble opinion you should be running, not walking to pick up this series and get started with the inevitable...falling in love with these stories!! 
 Christina: So, yeah, I guess there's not much left for me to say at this point because Ana so expertly captured my feelings regarding the characters and their growth. And that growth? Yeah, both characters had a lot of growing to do, and I appreciated that Ms. Kennedy set up her story arc differently, getting the usual Splitsville, USA, couple of one, that appears most often at the end of novels and placed it toward the beginning/middle. It allowed us to get the drama out of the way, and that let me just enjoy the flow of the story. I felt like I didn't have to be waiting for the other shoe to drop and I could enjoy the journey of their growth as a couple and as individuals together. (However, I will say that I've spoken with a couple of other people that wasn't quite a big of a fan of this as I was, though.) I thought Grace and Logan really balanced each other, and I think their life trajectories crossed at the perfect moment, making for an epically sweet, swoony book that I couldn't put down. Though, I want to note that if I'm being completely honest, Garrett still has the tiniest of margins lead over Logan, but it's almost dead even. 
 Rec it? Well, again, obviously. I read this book- as well as the first installment, The Deal- all in one go. There was no separating me from it once I was finally able to sit down and get started. I love this band of hockey guy friends and the girls that make their heart beat a little faster. There will be swoons, loads of chemistry and hilarious banter that leads to hot sexy times, and a book that captures your heart and leaves you with a smile on your face. Now, book three, bring on Dean! I can't wait to sink my teeth into him.