a romance more focused on the relationship that the other volumes

Jenna Riley, the little sister of Mick and Gavin previous tomes, holds the family sports bar. There she meets Ty Anderson, hockey player whom we had met in Volume 2 with Liz. Ty falls in love with Jenna and with other players, becoming a regular at Riley's. The problem is that Jenna pushes, despite the obvious chemistry that there is between them. The reason: surrounded by the sport through his family at the bar, Jenna does not want at any price to invest in a relationship with an athlete. But Ty's not going to let it go, and will do everything possible so that Jenna succumbs.

It is a volume that leaves me mixed. As much as I enjoyed the sex scenes are less numerous and less mechanical all 2 pages, as the story of Jenna Ty and I'm not quite packed. I never fully retracted in this book. I sometimes found long and a bit boring, the problems of Jenna being a little overrated to me.
Nevertheless, the chemistry between Jenna and Ty is present and more than obvious. It is here actually assists in the construction of a relationship. Ty is great as heroes engaging, attentive to Jenna, and sexy! He knows what he wants, and in this case it's Jenna. Jenna is more complex: it is a young woman fully committed to his family, who knows what she wants, or at least believed, and that, paradoxically, it hides deep uncertainties and fears. This is her relationship with Ty that will open his eyes. I liked the way he tries to show her how she can realize her dreams without losing his family. Jenna is friendly, but at the same time I wondered how she could believe she was going to lose the love of her family if she realized her dreams, especially with what we had discovered on Riley in previous volumes .
The sex scenes are well built, and help their relationship to develop. So far, this is the volume where sex is less present (compared to previous 2 volumes) and where the relationship is the most complete.
The world of hockey is very present, with game scenes, player and spectator viewpoint, the tension of the issues ... that really gives the feeling of a game! The also found other couples, which is really nice.

It's a nice romance, where the relationship between Ty and Jenna in this volume takes precedence over sex, which brings a little more depth. But in parallel, the lack of real conflict, or at least real problems, made me read a little boring. However, this remains a pleasant romance, both sweet and sensual.