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REVIEW: Rookie Moves by Jodi Oliver (The Rookie Diaries #1)

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  ROOKIE MOVES The Rookie Diaries - Book One by Jodi Oliver Release Date: September 24, 2026 Review Really enjoyed Colby and Tyler. They are both green flags and fit beautifully together. Their relationship is relatively low angst, but there is some angst in their external life. I love how they helped each other deal with the things that were troubling them, and achieve happiness on their own terms.   Their initial coming together was amusing, but Tyler is a fantastic teacher, so Colby definitely chose right. Looking forward to seeing where these two end up in book 2. Add to your TBR List GOODREADS LINK Synopsis COLBY For almost ten years, the world of hockey has had their eyes on me, watching my every move. I’m projected to be the first overall pick in the NHL draft this summer, and have been nicknamed a franchise altering talent. But with high praise comes a lot of pressure I can’t escape, and has resulted in me being a rookie in more ways than one. The only problem is ...

REVIEW: Barn Burner by Jodi Oliver (Love the Game #2)

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  BARN BURNER Love the Game - Book Two by Jodi Oliver Release Date: September 9, 2025 Review Such a heartwarming cowboy & NHL hockey player romance. Full of spark and tenderness.  Brayden is looking for some solitude after a devastating hockey loss, but he gets so much more when his car breaks down and Jesse, from a nearby ranch, rescues him. Jesse is guarded and wary of relationships, but he’s kind and gentle, and loves with his whole heart when he chooses to. It may seem impossible for them to be together; a ranch doesn’t allow for a lot of time off, and the NHL has a pretty brutal schedule, but when you find the one, you find a way. Add to your TBR List GOODREADS LINK Synopsis I’ve ridden a Zamboni, but never a cowboy… Missing out on my first Stanley Cup has left me more torn up than I expected. It was in my sights. So close, I could almost touch it. With my brother back in England, I’m facing nothing but an empty house and my thoughts, and there’s only two ways to soot...