In It to Win It Book Reviews

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Amazing!!. Kelly Jamieson has done it again with another amazing hockey series and a great family to easily fall in love with!! I adore the Wynn's and am totally fascinated by their incredibly complicated family dynamic. This story is sweet, fun, hot, sexy and heartwarming all wrapped into one! In this second book of the series, JP Wynn has a chance to redeem himself after being firmly placed out of his family's good graces for some poor choices he made. Honestly, I love JP and am happy he is trying to put the past behind him and be a better man. Taylor and Byron are very good for him!! He and Taylor have some serious chemistry and attraction from the start! Their wedding hook-up was flaming hot! But they sort of went back to square one after that. I loved watching their relationship bloom again from there. It certainly was not without complication and drama, but the way it was worked out and those who help along the way, made the story that much heartier. I love that we get so much of the other family members in the story too! I can't wait for Everly's HEA next and more of the Wynn family!!!!

Seductive & Sweet!. This story is so full of fun, drama, love, family, personal growth and forgiveness. After reading the first story in this series I couldn’t wait to get my hands on this story about JP Wynn. And it definitely did not disappoint. I had a fantastic time reading about JP and Taylor. Their story pulled me in from the beginning and held my attention through all the twists and turns. JP has been having a hard time ever since he dated his brother Theo’s girlfriend. Seen as the bad boy by his family, he is trying to put his past behind him and make better choices with his life. JP meets Taylor, at Theo’s rehearsal dinner. So attracted to each other they hook up that night and again during the wedding reception for the hottest sex of their lives. But when he is taken by surprise, when another hockey player Manny, jumps him at his brother’s wedding reception, and accuses him of stealing his girlfriend. JP can’t believe that again he looks like the bad boy in the eyes of his family. Taylor has had it with hockey players. After being in a relationship with Manny and then ghosted by him after he is traded, then watching JP. And Manny get in a fight at the reception, she decides to find romance elsewhere. But with the sizzling chemistry between her and JP, as well as being best friends with JP’s sister-in-law, Taylor just can’t seem to keep away from him. But JP has his sights set on Taylor for the win. And you don’t want to miss what he is all willing to do, to stay close. I love getting to know more about this crazy and close Wynn family and so will you. I voluntarily read and reviewed an advanced reader copy of this book. All thoughts and opinions are my own.

lovers to enemies to lovers. I like that the author jumped right into JP's story. He was not well liked in book 1 since he stole his brothers girlfriend. We did find out a few truths about that at the end of Theo and Lacey's book that didn't paint JP as bad as you are lead to believe. In fact, we learn a lot about JP in this book that shows there is always more that meets the eye. I like that we learn that JP is actually a really great guy who just doesn't always make the right choice. Taylor is a girl who believes in love even if she has never experienced it herself. She isn't afraid to put herself out there to find it. She and JP start off on the wrong foot but the undeniable attraction is persistent and it takes a bit for them to find their footing. There is a bit of push and pull in the first half of the book but we do learn a lot about both these characters during this time. It's not necessary to read book 1 first, however we do get a lot of Theo and Lacey in this book. We also get to see that spark for our next couple in book 3. I really like Everly and Wyatt sounds pretty intriguing.

Not my favorite hockey romance. I went into this book having not read the first in the series, but with a deep love for any hockey romance stories. The highlight of this book for me was definitely JP. He felt genuine and realistic, and was trying to be a better person throughout the book while still being relatable and human. I know I would be happy to be on the receiving end of his affections! (That being said, A for the bedroom scenes) There was some decent banter, the hockey references were good (she's one of the first authors I've come across that have actually detailed what goes on during training camp), the yoga scenes were fun, and who doesn't love a guy with a soft spot for a golden retriever? I will say though, the big time jumps felt weird, some phrases got repetitive, and at times the voices of all the characters sounded the same, so it was hard to tell who was narrating (or really care for that matter). It all blended together, and not in a good way. A part of this is because of the first issue below. There were two main issues I had that really prevented me from enjoying this book, and makes me hesitant to read more in this series. First, the whole family drama/dynamic. There was a lawsuit that kept being alluded to, who owned/worked for what team, who was mad at who and how were they related? The grudges that were held onto for no apparent reason and petty drama. It was too much and it seriously took away from the story rather than add to it. If you want to read a book with a glossary of family members at the beginning, then go to town, but it was unnecessarily complicated for me. Secondly, I really and truly disliked Taylor. She was so forgettable, immature, and annoying. Like, come on, I just couldn't stop rolling my eyes from the moment she ran out of the wedding on. Her characterization and perspective felt incredibly superficial, and she did little more than whine through the entire book. I would have given the book 2.5 stars but she made me drop it by 0.5 because I was that annoyed by her. She continuously made cringeworthy, terrible choices. JP kept saying he wasn't a good enough person for her, but let's be honest it was the other way around. Some people may really enjoy this book, but there were just too many negatives for me and I couldn't really get immersed in it. I do wonder if it would be different if I read the first book in the series first! I voluntarily read and reviewed an advanced copy of this book provided to me through NetGalley. All thoughts and opinions are my own.

Loved it!. I really liked this book. I enjoyed JP and Taylor together. The sparks just flew off both of them whenever they were together, even when JP, especially, was trying to be on his best behavior. I was sure that I would like this story but it exceeded my expectations. I liked JP and his mouth. Taylor and her love for her dog. What’s not to like? A book about hockey, family, and a bad boy, not much better than that!

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So good. 4.5 Star Review of In It To Win It (Wynn Hockey #2) by Kelly Jamieson In It To Win is the second in the latest series from Kelly Jamieson, Wynn Hockey. This is JP Wynn and Taylor Heart’s story and I really enjoyed it. JP plays lives to play hockey although his antics both on and off the ice have gotten him in to more hot water that he would and his family would like. The family dynamics of the Wynn family had my head spinning, dysfunctional is not a strong enough word to describe this family. JP has demons but he is determined to lose the black sheep of the family and prove himself to his family, particularly his brother Theo. However at Theo’s wedding he gets up close and personal with bridesmaid Taylor which causes more complications than he bargained for. Having read about Taylor and JP in the previous book I was interested to see how this new relationship they find themselves in would pan out and I was not disappointed. I really love JP, there is more to him that meets the eye and it was great to see him show the vulnerability that lies beneath the surface. In my opinion Taylor is the perfect woman for him. The chemistry between them simply smoulders. Will they both realize the potential their relationship has or run before it has a chance to flourish? I enjoy Kelly Jamieson’s style of writing, her characters are strong and yet she shows that they can be human and not the “perfect” hero or heroine and this makes for a realistic and enjoyable read.

Loved it. This author certainly knows how to write sports romance especially hockey romance and In It to Win It was everything I have come to expect and so much more from the very talented Kelly Jamieson. Taylor and JP met at a family wedding and the attraction was instant the chemistry sizzling then life got in the way, the timing was all wrong and nothing seemed to work. JP needed to get his life back under control before he could contemplate a relationship but Taylor was the perfect fun loving girl to get him back on track if she could only forget he was a hockey player....... This is a book with all the feels, it’s about a couple that make mistakes, it has its fair share of sorrow but it also has a lot hope, it’s a romance built around family and friends and I loved every word, it captivated me from the first page to the last line and I’m excited to see where we go next in the Wynn hockey series.

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4 1/2 Stars!. JP was the bad guy in the first book. He stole his brother’s girlfriend ... but that ended up backfiring on him. He totally redeems himself in this book and I couldn’t help but love him. Taylor is just a sweetie with a big heart and I couldn’t help but cheer for her and JP to be a couple. I laughed so hard when JP took Byron (Taylor’s dog) home for Christmas ... I can’t imagine the chaos! The banter in Ms Jamieson’s books is so realistic ... it always makes me smile. This is a great addition to the series and it shouldn’t be missed. I received an early copy courtesy of Random House-Loveswept through NetGalley in exchange for a honest review.

In it to Wynn ...it. While I had high hopes for bad boy JP Wynn it was a disappointment. To much self-deprecation from an amazing hunk of a hockey dynasty family. Not enough depth to any of it except Taylor. Byron was actually great doggie comic relief. I believe that not knowing anything deeper about the dumb lawsuit his father and uncle have against the grandfather detracts from the real depth of the story and from us really attaching to them with feeling. Yeah he was in his brothers shadow, wanted to be better but it did not need to be said one more time “he stole his brothers girl”...he did not. Think JP could have been way more and deserved a way hotter storyline. Can’t “Wynn” them all...