The amount cameos from Eden and Saxon's other books in this one really was the icing on the cake of a phenomenal novel.

Lane really was there for him to show that his merit isn't based on what he looks like. A shock for me was Oscar secretly being insecure about his looks being the only reason people care about him and that made me so sad for him. That just solidified their endgame status for me. They just really worked together in this book, especially when they both were ready to give up their jobs for one another. And I think Oskar really showed Lane that he could enjoy the fun aspects of life and not have to take everything so seriously all the time. I thought they'd be like mean antagonistic, but they were definitely more playful. You would think Oskar would have been the one in control of every situation in this book, but Lane played him like a fiddle, and I loved how well they got along from the moment they met. Also I loved how Lane was so commanding and brilliant at his job, and the underlining sass of this man really meshed well with Oskar. I loved how geniunely funny he was and how hard he made it for Lane not to crack, and yet he still took his job as a hockey player very seriously when he needed to. Oskar is truly one of the sassiest characters I have ever read. This series will always have me entranced and Oskar and Lane didn't disappoint. I can’t have him and my career, and if rumors of the professional lines I’ve crossed get out, it’s not only my dream job I can kiss goodbye I’ll be disgraced from professional sports completely.

The one who hurts, the one who’s sensitive and kind, the one…the one I think I’m falling for. Only, the more entangled our lives become, the more I see the Oskar he’s buried deep down. I have free rein to do whatever it takes, and it turns out whatever it takes is Oskar. If I can’t turn Oskar’s entitled party boy image around, we’ll both be shown the door. He may be San Jose royalty, but with the stunts Oskar’s been pulling, the team owner is down to his last thread of patience. My career, my future, and maybe even my heart.īeing appointed head of San Jose’s PR department was a dream come true…until I met Oskar Voyjik. The more I push back, the more I realize what’s really on the line. He has designated himself as my babysitter, and while it’s fun messing with him, being bound by curfews and rules has never worked for me. I’ve got Lane’s sole focus now in all the wrong ways.

It might have been a stunt to get the attention of Lane Pierce, San Jose’s new PR manager, but I didn’t realize what the consequences would be when I did it. After a little mishap in an alleyway with CCTV, my public image needs fixing.

Shameless Puckboy by Eden Finley