Rosalie's review posted at Guilty Pleasures Book Reviews 
 Whitney Porter is a college student that one main goal: to be a journalist. After falling for a player AGAIN, she decides it's high time that she buckle down and focus on becoming the star writer she has always wanted to be. Even when going to a professor and being told her "looks" would better be utilized on tv vs in a journal, Whitney does not give up. When given the opportunity to prove her skills with the local paper, Heights Newspaper, Whitney doesn't hesitate to jump on. She will find out everything she knows about hockey, write a prime story on the injustices that male athletes receive through all their special treatment, just for being athletes that bring revenue to the school. 
 Hudson Decker is one of the star hockey players on the university's team. With his personal life spiraling out of control, only to have the hockey team to fall back on and rely on for stability, he will do anything with and for his bros. When he is challenged to try to land a date with very standoffish reporter by his buddies, he immediately sets out to prove he can land anyone he wants. But what happens when he finds out that Whitney is exactly what he needs to ground himself, and make his life seem more complete? Can he handle being in a relationship and being hooked? 
 Having the dual person's point of view is always something I love. Being able to see what both the male and female characters in the story are thinking really helps me, as the reader, to connect more to both of them as well as the story. Knowing that Hudson was battling through so much that no one knew about, and really needed someone to help ground him, helped me to fight for the two to realize how important they were to each other that much more. The only issue I had with this book was the tempo. It did seem to be rather wordy (I know, it's a BOOK!), and could have been shortened to achieve the same effect. I did like the plot with the reporter trying to prove injustices of athletes, then to fall in love with said athlete that receives the perks, and get to see both sides of the story. Overall, it was a well written story and I would love to read more from the series! 
 Review copy provided for an honest review.