The last thing Zoe wants when starting a new job, is to discover that her client is none other than the one night stand that she had four months ago. The same man who left without so much as a "goodbye" and definitely no call back. No matter, Zoe is a professional and she will just focus on the work, get it done, and never have to see Ryder Covington again. That is, if he would actually cooperate with her on the project. 
 Famous snowboarder, Ryder Covington, isn't above helping his brother out while he recovers from an injury. Ryder, himself, is out on his own injury so he can definitely spend the time helping his brother renovate an old ski resort. The problem is, Ryder is not one hundred percent behind the renovation, and to top it off, working with Zoe is proving to be more difficult than he thought. Ryder just has to remain focused on getting back on his board and back to his team. Which is easier said than done. 
 Zoe definitely stood out for me as being Lainey's roommate from The Rule Book. I was really happy when I learned that this second book would be Zoe's book, and I actually ended up enjoying it more than the first one. 
 While I was happy that Zoe was going to take center stage for this book, I actually found that more revolved around Ryder in this one. I think it's because Ryder, more than Zoe, had things to work out in his life. His injury begrudgingly forces him to take a look at his future. And the lift he currently lives, makes it difficult to have steady relationships (hence the one night stands). But in reconnecting with Zoe he finds that he wants more, but it takes some time before he figures out what he can do and still be happy. What he's willing to give up, or change, in order to give him the life / future that he wants. 
 Zoe, on the other hand, is pretty set. She loves her job and her life. The only thing she somewhat worries about is that her attraction to Ryder will jeopardize her job seeing as how no personal relationships with clients is Rule #1 in her office. But this problem doesn't really seem to weigh on Zoe as much as Ryder's problems because once the job is over, Ryder will technically no longer be her client. 
 The connection between Ryder and Zoe was spot on. What starts out as attraction with a dose of animosity between them, quickly just breaks into undeniable chemistry. There was no denying these two were hot together during their one night together, and I liked that they both felt the attraction, that it wasn't one-sided. 
 There were a couple of elements added that didn't pan out for me quite well enough such as conflicts arising with Ryder's grandparents over his brother's purchase and intention to renovate the resort. But, like with the first book, I'm hoping Ryder's brother, Jason, will get his story told next. The setup is perfect, in my opinion. If that is indeed the case I can see how the conflicts that arise with the family would carry over into his story and, therefore, possibly be concluded there. 
 Overall, I enjoyed this quick, lighthearted read. I look forward to the next book in the series!