I'll be honest. I noticed this book and decided to read it because of the cover. This cover is great and I love dogs, especially dogs that appear to be pit bull type dogs. I have a couple of them myself. I was a little disappointed that their was very minimal discussion of any dogs or animals and it seemed a bit strange to me that the cover dog was not the same dog as the dogs described in the book. 
 All that aside, I still really enjoyed reading this book. My first super excited moment came when I started reading chapter one and recognized a couple of the characters that were being discussed. I soon realized that this is a spin off from the Him and Us books! How great is that!?! Awesome surprise.... or perhaps I should just pay better attention to what I am about to read.l *shrug* Anyway, that made me all warm and fuzzy to see Jamie and Wes again and see them get married. 
 Good Boy is about Jess, who is Jamie's sister, and Blake, who is Wes' teammate on Toronto's professional hockey team. I don't think I particularly liked either main character right off the bat but I grew to really like them by the time the story was over. Blake was a bit of a contradiction because he was a very deep, caring, loyal man but he talked like a 19 year old frat boy and that kind of turned me off. It really didn't fit with who he was. I especially did not care for the nickname "J-Babe" that he used for Jess. She was a 26 year old woman and he was a grown ass man himself. Just didn't fit. However, once I was able to get past the was he spoke, I like him a whole lot. 
 I'm going to give this book 3.5 stars. It was good and enjoyable but I don't feel that anything really pushed it over the top into 'great' territory. I will continue with this series and look forward to reading the next book. 
 Audible: I added the whispersync Audible narration to this Kindle book. There were two narrators, as Good Boy was told in alternating POV for the main characters. This narration was decent. It was fine to listen to but the male voice really didn't seem to fit the character and the female narration was just okay.