4.5 stars 
 A secondary character from Fifteenth Minute is now in the spotlight in the NHL, as long as he doesn't screw up before the trade deadline hits. I loved both Trevis in The Fifteenth Minute, and from the moment Georgia and Leo's story was teased I wanted more of them. 
 Leo Trevi has his shot at the NHL, and is living his dreams. But his already unsettled move becomes even more off-balance when he meets the new coach and the PR manager, both blasts from his past. 
 Georgia Worthington has regretted breaking things off with Leo on the day of high school graduation, but still feels it was the right move at the time. Reeling from a night that left her living in fear, her best move was to make a clean break and start fresh in college, or so she thought. What she wasn't expecting was to have to face the man in a professional capacity, nor did she expect to have a PR storm on her hands with his arrival in Brooklyn. 
 Even six years later, the chemistry between Leo and Georgia is combustible. While they may not have been on the same page about breaking up in the first place, it doesn't take long for them to realize that the feelings still run deep. The drama between them is light, with very little angst. 
 The most drama and angst in this book come from outside the safety of their relationship: the team, trade deadlines, careers, and an angry father. While things between Georgia and Leo run fairly smooth, there are a lot of bumps going on around them. While Leo tries to settle into his new team dynamics (and makes several rookie mistakes along the way), Georgia is fighting to maintain control of the PR department she has been running on an interim basis. 
 This was a fast read that pulled me in quickly. Add in the team dynamics, the new set of side characters, and the second chance at happiness for these two that I didn't want to put this book down. I am looking forward to more from the Bruisers as they find their balance as a team and as a sports family. 
 I was gifted a copy in exchange for an honest review.