Taking Sides by Rebecca Jenshak is now live!
She doesn’t date athletes―until one hot pro hockey player has her reconsidering―in this sports romance from USA Today–bestselling author Rebecca Jenshak.
Conrad Shepard is Moonshot Hockey’s star defenseman, but when it comes to the ladies, he’s sitting on the bench. Despite his teammates’ best attempts at playing wingman, he’s hopeless. He can barely speak around women, let alone ask one out on a date. Between that and a season-ending loss, volunteering at a high school hockey camp seems like the perfect escape.
That is, until he meets the local high school’s hockey coach. Whitney Aven is beautiful, smart, and she knows hockey. It’s the perfect combination to render Conrad utterly speechless. But having been surrounded by hockey players her entire life, she has a strict rule to never date one.
Enter Conrad. He’s unbelievably handsome, unexpectedly sweet, patient with her players, and one of the most talented skaters Whitney’s ever seen. The fact that he can hardly make eye contact and blushes anytime she talks to him only makes him more irresistible. And it’s probably why she agrees to go out with him in the first place.
Somehow, one awkward date leads to another. And with Whitney’s no-hockey-player rule out the window, things are about to get increasingly complicated. Because it turns out Conrad isn’t just a hockey player . . . he’s her brother’s biggest rival.
This edition features a never-before-published bonus scene.
Tropes include: brother’s rival, virgin hero, and secret relationship.
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🏒Review🏒
Conrad is both shy and inexperienced when it comes to women so when he decides to volunteer to help with the high school hockey team he is out of his depth when it comes to his feelings for Whitney. Their first attempt at a date was an epic fail that left a lasting impression on him however when he gets a second chance he isn’t about to repeat his previous mistakes.
Dating hockey players is not something Whitney usually does however when Conrad started volunteering with the team she felt that he was different. She was confused by how their first date went but it wasn’t enough to deter her from giving him another chance where she begins to really get to know them.
I enjoyed seeing the confidence that Conrad developed with being with Whitney and how she understood him. The romance between them is sweet and swoony even when it comes to the turmoil of his being rivals with her rival and there is a great cast of secondary characters who are there to support whenever needed.
