4.5 stars 
 Jamie Canning and Ryan "Wes" Wesley have been friends since childhood. Living on opposite ends of the country, their friendship developed as a result of summers spent at hockey camp, until one night changed everything and led to four years of silence between the pair. 
 Now they are back at camp as counselors for one last summer before they each enter the NHL. Can they rebuild their friendship? Has too much time passed to repair what they once had? 
 Wes has known he was gay since high school. He is comfortable with his sexuality, and while his college coach and team knew his sexual preferences, he did not openly publicize it. Now that he is preparing for the NHL, he worries that his new team will not be as accepting as his college buddies were. He also worries what Jamie will think when he finally tells him the truth. 
 Jamie has always been a ladies man -- loving them as much as they love him. But he can't deny that his best friend makes him feel things to make him question everything he thought he knew and wanted from life. 
 Watching Jamie question his desires fascinated me. From a man who thought he knew what he wanted to one who questioned everything, I loved watching him as he discovered and explored his desires. 
 While I loved watching Jamie's new discoveries, I loved that Wes knew exactly what he wanted. His struggles were more about acceptance and how to handle the rejection if and when it happened, but it was nice that while Jamie struggled to determine what he really wanted and could give to Wes, Wes knew exactly what he wanted out of their relationship. 
 I loved the low angst lever of the book. I don't mean that there weren't miscommunications, or things were smooth and easy, but when challenges arose, they didn't rehash the same argument over and over, for the most part they aired the problem and worked to find a solution. Answers were not always quick or immediate, but they dealt with things as they needed. 
 This was one book that I couldn't put down. The characters and the story itself were exactly what I needed and I thoroughly enjoyed this from start to finish. It was fun, different, and a great escape. 
 I was gifted a copy in exchange for an honest review.