Not in a too-sweet way, but in a way that will have you saying 'aThese two types play out like gangbusters in Superfan. He's incredibly kind and thoughtful and sweet. In this case, Silas really is a Very Good Boy. I know the kind of characters present in the book, but I don't know how the combination will play out. I know what I'm going to get at the end (an HEA), but I don't know how they're going to get there. I know some readers don't care for romance because they feel it's old and everything's been done a million times, but I think romance writers are incredibly talented BECAUSE they can take types and tropes that have been done a million times and make them new and exciting. Romance is a treasure trove of delight for many reasons, including the different kinds of character combinations from fairly stereotypical character types. what his deal is with Delilah Spark (spoiler alert: missed opportunities, mistaken identities, and a stood-up surfing date). is Silas really is that nice (spoiler alert: yes) and 2.

During that time, I had two burning questions 1. In Rookie Move, he was mc Leo's new roommate who got sent back down to a minor hockey team, then was recalled back to the team 2 books later in Pipe Dreams to once again be the Bruisers backup goalie. Each time I read a companion series, there's always that one secondary character who stands out for one reason or another whose book I'm DYING for, and in the Brooklyn books, Silas has been that character. Sarina readers met hero Silas 3 years ago in Rookie Move, the first of Sarina's books set in Brooklyn and centered on the Brooklyn Bruisers hockey team. They always meet my expectations, but every now and then, there's one that just blows away the rest of the books in its series and goes far beyond my expectations. Sarina has been a fave author of mine for a few years now, and I'm always eagerly awaiting her next release.

Good Boy by Sarina Bowen