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Agalactiae

Un très bon ennemies-to-lovers !

Commenté en France 🇫🇷 le 5 octobre 2020

C'est avec grand plaisir que j'ai débuté le second opus de cette série !

Cette fois, les deux auteurs nous offrent l'histoire de Jacobs, l'ami de Foster du premier tome. Jacobs est dans la course pour devenir le nouveau capitaine de l'équipe. Seulement, le problème est qu'il est en compétition avec Beck. Beck et Jacobs ne se supportent pas, enfin plutôt Jacobs ne supporte pas Beck, pour des raisons que Beck ne comprend pas.
Le coach ainsi que toute l'équipe vont mettre en place toute une série de challenges afin de les départager, et un challenge en particulier va rapprocher nos deux jeunes sportifs.

On est vraiment dans un ennemies-to-lovers. C'est drôle, marrant, franchement je me suis bien amusée avec des deux là ! En plus de tout ça et pour pimenter le tout, il faut savoir que Beck et Jacobs sont hétérosexuels. Cela donne lieu à des situations vraiment amusantes, d'autant plus qu'ils ne se prennent pas la tête.

On va bien sûr comprendre rapidement pourquoi Jacobs n'apprécie pas Beck en premier lieu, ce qui va conduire à certaines réflexions entre les deux jeunes hommes.
J'ai aimé la façon dont les auteurs ont traité le sujet du père, car je voyais venir gros comme une maison le père homophobe et compagnie. Beck a une belle évolution dans le roman. J'ai vraiment aimé la romance entre lui et Jacobs. Aucun des deux ne s'attendait à tomber amoureux, encore moins d'un garçon, et d'un membre de l'équipe qu'ils ne supportent pas.

J'ai moins ressenti d'émotions que dans le premier tome. Cela dit, j'ai vraiment aimé ma lecture. Cette saga est prenante, drôle, légère et vraiment divertissante et je sais qu'à chaque fois, je vais passer un bon moment d'évasion ^^
(3,75/5)

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Mikayla Raquel

paging DADDY BECK...!!

Commenté aux États-Unis 🇺🇸 le 15 février 2023

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TEDDY AND TOPHER FOREVER OR ELSE I WILL RIOT.
LITERALLY one of the most entertaining romance books ever, rom com, mm AND SPICE. yee freaking haw man!!! okay, there is something so deliciously yummy about a man who loves to rile the other one up. like cut the tension with a butter knife. I cant stand it.

PLUS, holy hockey hot. HOTTTTT. Daddy Beck, I swoon. I love the way they bicker, because its bickering out of love. And "straight" boys, lol in denial central. My obsession with MM smut has only flourished since this series and not in a cute way. in a "I advent showered or changed my clothes in days because I cant physically stop reading"..... and RE READING my favorite scenes.

Easily a binge read.

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Veronica Lynn Pit Bull

Lighthearted, fun, enemies to lovers', hockey college romance

Commenté aux États-Unis 🇺🇸 le 23 janvier 2022

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Book 2 in the CU Hockey series can be read as a standalone. Characters from book 1 are mentioned, and Zach – Grant’s nerdy, twinky partner from book 1 – gets a few cameos – which solidifies that I have absolutely no interest in reading book 1. The story in Face offs is a sweet, funny, lighthearted, no angst, enemies to lovers’ story with likable characters and good banter. Chris (Topher) Jacobs and TJ Beckett are the 2 best players on the Colchester University Mountain Lions Hockey Team. Jacobs has been working his entire college career for a shot at team Captain. Hockey allowed him to go to college on a scholarship. He works hard to excell in a sport he loves, even though he can't take a shot at professional hockey because that isn’t a stable career, and he still needs to be able to help out on the family farm. Sure, Beck was the second-best player on the team, and the best defenseman CU ever had – but no way was he Captain material. 21-year-old Beck was, in Jacob’s opinion, an elitist trust fund jerk who was too busy partying to take anything seriously. While they worked well together on the ice, their relationship otherwise consisted of Jacob’s scowling at Beck, and Beck snarking back. Coach’s announcement that they were both up for the vacant Captain position and that the team was going to decide was not what Jacobs’ was wanting to hear. Especially when it was revealed that the team intended to choose through a series of “challenges” that amounted to sophomoric hazing, complete with streaking, beer guzzling, vandalism, and gay chicken.

Neither Jacobs' nor Beck have really analyzed their orientation all that deeply. Jacobs' did have sort of a thing for the MC in book 1, so he has contemplated being into dudes. Beck has been into girls, but a game of gay chicken proves enlightening in that he is also into Jacobs. It’s a cute story in they’re getting to know each other, learning that the assumptions they made about each other aren’t accurate and that they actually like each other. There’s some minor family angst with Beck’s Dad wanting him to follow in his footsteps and take over the family business but it’s easily resolved. Jacobs' family is adorable. They’ve not only clued into his orientation well before he did; but they very much approve of his choice in partners, and not just because they appreciate the extra help on the farm on visits home:

“Mom walks closer, arms crossed tight, the lines around her mouth marring her features. Then she smiles. “Finally, he gets the hint. I’ve been trying to get you to bring your boyfriends to help for years.” Excuse me? Beck bursts out laughing. “I’ve never had a boyfriend before!” I splutter. “Uh-huh, sweetie.” She pats my cheek. “Whatever you say.” “I haven’t.” Dad nods. “He looks strong. Good pick, son.”

The story wraps up on a very stable, HFN. It gets a little silly and sappy towards the end, but it is what it is; light-hearted feel good feels.

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Jack

Really enjoyable!

Commenté au Canada 🇨🇦 le 6 février 2023

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I actually liked this one more than the first book, which already wasn’t bad. It’s very low-angst. I don’t usually love enemies to lovers but this book does it very well. The couple has a really nice dynamic that is fairly believable. It’s even kind of funny in parts. There are also a number of heartwarming moments too. Good read!

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Lori R. Dunn

Snarky fun

Commenté aux États-Unis 🇺🇸 le 19 septembre 2022

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Loved the enemies to lovers first time gay M/M Romance. It's also college hockey guys. What's not to love? I truly enjoyed the relationship between teammates Beck and Jacobs. Beck a fun loving always messing around always the life of the party guy. Irritating Jacob's non stop like it's his mission in life. Jacobs always serious and focused. Together they are potential captains for their senior year. The team has to choose and that starts up a set of foolish challenges that neither will back down from.. This is a fun, snarky and sexy read. 4.5/5 stars

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Kaylee

Rivals to Lovers

Commenté aux États-Unis 🇺🇸 le 9 septembre 2022

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Dual POV. Rivals to lovers (same team but fighting for captain position). Both of them didn’t really realize they like guys (or at least a guy). Beck had me grinning like an idiot with the reactions he got out of Jacobs. This one is also quite steamy. They are both discovering who they are more and Jacobs is fairly focused on trying to label his sexuality. Beck is pretty casual about it though. No third act break up!! And while this is a “let’s keep it a secret” trope, the communication was still there. I love this series so far.

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Kendra T

Fantastic enemies to lovers story

Commenté aux États-Unis 🇺🇸 le 8 septembre 2022

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Beck and Jacobs were electric together. From the anger filled antagonizing at the beginning to the light hearted banter and snark by the end, they kept each other on their toes. I really liked them together. I found myself rooting for them from the start. I like all of the secondary characters as well. I’m looking forward to the rest of the series.

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A.Jo

4 Stars

Commenté aux États-Unis 🇺🇸 le 3 septembre 2021

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I didn’t love the first book (I think I was burned out on college romance in addition to being burned out with *waves hands at everything right now*). Because of this, I didn’t continue the series until finally giving this one a go and wow, I enjoyed it way more than the first book.

Jacobs and Beck are teammates, definitely not friends. Jacobs thinks Beck is a joke coasting on his family’s wealth and his easy humor, while Beck thinks Jacobs is a humorless pain in the ass. The fact that these two guys have spent the last three years antagonizing each other rather than just ignoring one another should have been a sign, but since neither guy had ever been with another man, they were a bit slow on the uptake.

What was refreshing here, and made it way less “college romance,” was the fact that neither guy freaked out about the attraction. Jacobs had been suspecting for a while that he might be less than straight, but Beck was completely caught by surprise and yet neither guy had any angst over it.

There was a bit of background family tension that resolved with minimal angst and in the end it was a sweet enemies-to-lovers story set over a summer at hockey camp.

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Joshua

super recomiendo

Commenté au Mexique 🇲🇽 le 9 février 2022

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Entretenido, ligero y justo el romance MM que me gusta en los libros! Es enemies to lovers y ambos juegan Hockey.
Lo lees en una sentada.
🤍

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Chelsey Nixon

#SpoilerWarrior

Commenté aux États-Unis 🇺🇸 le 29 octobre 2021

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I wasn’t in the right headspace for this when it first came out so I just skipped it and waited for the third book. Just came back to it after rereading books 1 and 3 and it was really good. I think it was a good perspective on how sometimes you can struggle with the small parts of change (labeling yourself) but not struggle as much with the larger parts of change. Anyway, it was well done.

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