Moonshot Hockey #2

ALC provided by Must Love Audio

Author: Rebecca Jenshak 

Narrators: Savannah Peachwood and Christian Fox, with Erin Mallon, Ryan Lee Dunlap, Teddy Hamilton, Jason Clarke and Austin Stone  

Thanks, @rebeccajenshak and @mustloveaudio for the ALC. 

You just know that when a ‘meet cute’ ends up with someone in jail and things escalate to a drunken wedding in Vegas that you’re in for a great time! 

Hockey player Travis Bennett is not looking for love but he wasn’t counting on the blonde gymnast moving next door or on being sent on a sequence of fortunate events that lead to being married to Hannah Walsh. But he’s not complaining. In fact, he’s actually elated. 

Hannah’s finally getting her chance at Olympic gold. Things just have to go her way for a change. Landing in jail and losing her sponsorship because of her nosy neighbor wasn’t on her bingo card. Let alone MARRYING him after one too many shots. And now she has nowhere to live, he’s so adorable and the media found out they are married, so she has to keep the lie. But is it a lie? Why does he keep walking around shirtless? And packs her lunches? How can a girl resist and not cave?

OMG! When you want to do instalove right, THIS is how you do it! 

The audiobook is a delight. Narrated in duet by Savannah Peachwood and Christian Foix, with the added performances of Erin Mallon, Ryan Lee Dunlap, Teddy Hamilton, Jason Clarke and Austin Stone, it’s a lovely immersive experience. Savannah’s sweet, warm voice is perfect for the passionate, determined and yet vulnerable Hannah who’s afraid to love and lose. The Fox is cranking the swoon up to 11 in this one, portraying the greenest flag hockey player in the league. Talk about adorable and obsessed! The added appearances of the other beloved narrators just takes this to the next level!

A wonderful, sweet, low angst, boy obsessed sports romance where he falls first (and harder), with a Vegas wedding, some family drama, slow burn spice, sweet gestures, packed lunches, muffins .. and name changes! Swoon! 

Content notes (including but not limited to): financial insecurity, toxic relationship with family, cut family ties, loss of parents (historical) 

 

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