Monday, November 6

B's Monday Review: Undone by You by Kate Meader

By: Kate Meader

Narrated by: Pippa Jayne

Series: Chicago Rebels, Book 3

Length: 6 hrs and 42 mins

Release date: 10-24-23

Publisher: Tantor Audio

Contemporary romance /to review


This one was rather short, but hey I am not complaining. What does make it longer is that it was a bonus novella at the end. What happens after the HEA, well I can tell you. More HEA

I have read the previous two, and it was some time ago so I could not remember a lot, except that book 1 was amazing. But you can just jump in, listen to some romance, and not a lot of hockey.

Dante is the GM for a icehockey team. He is also gay and open about it.The rebels needs to do well this season or the team will be sold.

Cade is a player, and he has a secret. He also really fancies Dante, and is about to do something about it.

Player and GM is not the best combo. Not to mention Cade has not told anyone about his secret yet.  And for future happiness, he can be traded, Dante cant always find a job everywhere. Not that much drama but some.

Good narration. It kept me entertained. 



Dante Moretti has just landed his dream job: GM of the Chicago Rebels. And screw the haters who think there should be an asterisk next to his name because he’s the first out managing executive in pro hockey. He’s earned the right to be here and nothing will topple him off that perch—especially not an incredibly inconvenient attraction to his star defenseman, Cade “Alamo” Burnett.

Cade has always been careful to keep his own desires on the down low, but his hot Italian boss proves to be a temptation he can’t resist. Sure, they both have so much to lose, but no one will ever know...

As Dante and Cade’s taboo affair heats up off the ice and their relationship gets more and more intense, they’ll have to decide: is love worth risking their careers? Or is this romance destined to be forever benched?

2 comments:

Carole Rae said...

Oof a GM and player....that will have a lot of issues and conflicts of interests.

Blodeuedd said...

Yup, it does not bode well for them