Blog Review ~ Goaltending by Jami Davenport

Goaltending
by
Jami Davenport

WANTED: single dad needs nanny.
In more ways than one. 

Martin "Brick" Bricker is living the good life. He's playing the sport he loves, has all the women he can handle, and parties like a rock star. At twenty-six, he has no interest in slowing down or taking anything seriously —except hockey, of course.

Then a knock at his door changes everything. Suddenly he's the single father to a five-year-old daughter he didn't know he had, and he's trading his playboy ways for barbies.

Amelia Stacey struggles to make ends meet and juggles her day-care job with a full load of college classes. When she's offered a temporary, two-week nanny position making more money than she imagines, she jumps at the chance. Before she knows it, she's in over her head, not just with her five-year-old charge but with the girl's hot single father. 

Brick always goes after what he wants, and he wants Amelia. Only responsible Amelia doesn't want anything to do with the party boy. Struggling with fatherhood and his unexplainable attraction to his nanny, Brick has to figure out where his daughter and Amelia fit into his life. If they fit at all. 

But one thing's for sure: Brick can't block this shot straight to his heart. 





I really tried to like this story. But Brick made me want to throw my kindle multiple times that I almost didn't finish the story. Plus poor Amelia was a pushover with Brick and her family and poor little Macy was caught in the middle. The storyline itself was good and the writing was what I have enjoyed in the past from Jami. I love this whole series so I powered through it and I'm happy to say that Brick finally pulled his head out of his butt and became a man about his situation and life. It was a great ending to the story. 
4 Stars 


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