Review: Our Overtime by S.C. Kate

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Our Overtime
Our Overtime by S.C. Kate

Exiting an NHL career early because of concussions was never in Greyson Scott’s plan, but things hadn’t happened according to plan for a long time. Turning to coaching in the closest thing to a hometown he’s ever had becomes the next best answer…

But when he sees the only girl, he’s ever loved at the tryout - for her son, no doubt- he rethinks this decision.

Thinking about seeing her in the stands looking down at him with a husband by her side all season long just about kills him.

His urgent mission- find out the kid’s last name and make sure he doesn’t make his team.

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Getting married to her husband wasn’t her first choice, and neither was ending up a divorcee at 31. But Jules finally escaped the loveless marriage with her new little love - her eight-year-old son Canyon.

Her new plans- move back to her hometown, sign Canyon up for a hockey tryout at her old rink and create their new life together.

It’s only when she sees familiar handwriting on the tryout sign-in sheet that she questions all of her old and new plans. 

My Review:

Mood? lighthearted

Pace? Medium

Plot- or character-driven? A mix

Strong character development? Yes

Loveable characters? Yes

Diverse cast of characters? N/A

Flaws of characters a main focus? Yes

My rating: 5 of 5 stars
It was OK
Book is OK and slow but I'm hoping it gets better as I go into the series Wait to see what the next couple does in the next book; I hope we get to see the previous couples in the next books Though


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