Forbidden Puckboy by Eden Finley & Saxon James (Puckboys #7)

 

What to Expect: MM Romance , Brother’s best friend , Pining , Pro Hockey 

Rating: ⭐⭐⭐.5

[ESP] Leer esta serie es volver a mi lugar seguro porque estos personajes son eso para mi, a ver que desde el libro anterior quería ver de qué iba el libro de uno de los famosos hermanos Kiki y digamos que fue uno bueno, no como los demás libros de esta serie pero uno bueno al fin. 

La relación de Easton y Knox me gusto pero tengo ciertas reservas hacia el personaje de Knox, algo no me terminó de cuadrar con el si les soy 100% honesta y eso hizo que no disfrutara tanto el libro como esperaba que fuera, si, es ligero, divertido y sobre todo lleno de ese sentido de comodidad con el que escriben Eden y Saxon pero no se, mientras lo leía algo simplemente no conecto con el, pero hablando de Easton su personaje me encanto y mucho más que se pusiera primero en muchas cosas (por fin) cuando a su hermano Connor se refería, es refrescante ver cuando ninguno de los protagonista renuncia a un sueño y aunque tenga que estar separados por algunos momentos siguen juntos y hogareños y esa parte me encanto. 

Como dije una lectura ligera, divertida y bueno digamos que el partido benéfico al principio es todo lo que me esperaba y más. 

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[ENG] Reading this series is like going back to my safe place because these characters are that for me, let's see that since the previous book I wanted to see what the book of one of the famous Kiki brothers was about and let's say it was a good one, not like the other books in this series but a good one at last.

I liked Easton and Knox's relationship but I have certain reservations about Knox's character, something didn't quite fit with him if I'm 100% honest and that made me not enjoy the book as much as I expected it to be, yes, it's light, funny and above all full of that sense of comfort with which Eden and Saxon write but I don't know, while I was reading it something just didn't connect with it, but speaking of Easton I loved 

his character and even more that he put himself first in many things (finally) when he was referring to his brother Connor, plus it's refreshing to see when neither of the protagonists give up on a dream and even though they have to be separated for some moments they remain together and at home and that part I loved.

As I said, it's a light, fun read and well, let's say that the charity game at the beginning is everything I expected and more.

📌 I received an e-arc, and this is my honest opinion/review of it.