The cameos were fun and well punctuated, especially a scene at a certain hockey camp! I look forward to the next part and wonder who he will pair it with.After a little mishap in an alleyway with CCTV, my public image needs fixing. I really wasn’t convinced by Oskar after book 2, I definitely had some issues with him and the way he treated Dex, but my opinion on this one has changed. As Oscar’s layers peel off, Lane becomes increasingly intrigued by the real man beneath the swagger. Of course, the forced closeness means that the two see each other differently than if they only saw each other in the arena. Oskar is very much against the “encroachment on privacy” and at first firmly rejects it. After one too many crazy shenanigans, Lane becomes Oscar’s full-time babysitter to boost his image and moves into his house. Lane is the troubled PR executive who constantly has to clean up his media mess. Oskar is a man who is desperate for attention and seems to genuinely believe that any attention, good or bad, is worth the effort he puts in to get it, and he goes to great lengths to meet that need to satisfy. In Shameless Puckboy book, Oskar and Lane continue this run. Eden and Saxon write fun, fearless books that I love to escape from. Every single pairing is fun and the world of hockey that Eden and Saxon created is interesting.

This whole series is one that I really enjoyed. I can’t have him and my career, and when rumors surface about professional boundaries I’ve crossed, I can’t just say goodbye to my dream job I am dishonored by professional sports overall. The one that hurts, the one that is sensitive and kind, the one that I think I’m falling for. The more our life gets tangled up, the more I see the Oscar he buried deep. I’m free to do whatever it takes, and it turns out all it takes is Oscar. If I can’t change Oskar’s party boy image, we’ll both be kicked out. He may be a San Jose king, but with the stunts Oskar has pulled off, the team owner has run out of patience. My career, my future and maybe even my heart.īeing appointed head of public relations for San Jose was a dream come true… until I met Oskar Voyjik. The further I go back, the more I realize what’s really at stake. He made himself my babysitter and while he’s fun to play with, being bound by curfews and rules has never worked for me. I now have sole focus on Lane in the wrong way. It could have been a ploy to get the attention of Lane Pierce, San Jose’s new PR manager, but I didn’t realize the consequences of doing it. After a minor mishap in an alleyway with CCTV, my public image needs repairing.

Shameless Puckboy by Eden Finley