That feeling of comfort, the ability to allow me to escape for hours, and when I'm done, I'm left with this all out body sigh that just makes me feel so so good.
To me, a book that stays on my re-read list has a bit of everything. I have to get a major flail out of the way first before I can get to Isaac and Laurent, the focus of Empty Net. What I love most is that even though this is the fourth book in her highly entertaining Scoring Chances series, this one is completely different from the previous books, while keeping true to what her numerous and growing fans have come to expect and love. Her books are ALWAYS the perfect balance of swoon and humor, of emotions and strong, well-rounded characters full of flaws and personalities. Sexy, funny, and emotional is a hard combination to perfect, but Avon Gale has it mastered. For me, Avon Gale is among my very favorite authors and her newest book, Empty Net is the reason why. especially when their debut book was a home run. There are very few authors that continue to get better with each and every book they release. When facing the playoffs and a rivalry turned personal vendetta, Isaac’s not sure he’s enough to hold on to Laurent-or their relationship. Laurent has an opportunity to explore his sexuality for the first time, but he’s cracking under end-of-the-season pressures. But there’s something about Isaac Drake that he can’t resist. When a desperate attempt to escape his father’s tyranny sends him to the Spitfires, the last thing Laurent wants is to make friends. He was constantly treated like a disappointment, on and off the ice. Savoy grew up the only son of a legendary NHL goalie in a household rife with abuse. But that changes when Isaac discovers the reason for Laurent’s attitude.
After Laurent’s despicable behavior in the playoffs last year, Isaac wants nothing to do with him-no matter how gorgeous he is. But things take an interesting turn when Isaac’s archnemesis, Laurent St. He’s found a home and a family with his coach and mentor, Misha Samarin, and he’s looking forward to making a serious run for the Kelly Cup. Spartanburg Spitfires’ goalie and captain, Isaac Drake, ended last season with an unexpected trip to the playoffs.
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