Nobody beats Kelly Jamieson when it comes to hockey romance, and the third book in the Wynn Hockey series is no exception.

This book centers on Everly and Wyatt, two people struggling with how the events in their past have made a lasting impact on their lives. What I love most about this couple is that what they each think is their biggest weakness or greatest shame ends up being what makes them the strongest, most honorable, and beautiful. Watching them discover this about each other and themselves is everything I want in a romance; they become stronger as individuals and as a couple when they allow themselves to become vulnerable.

I also love how the family feud that's been an underlying thread in the first two books comes to a head in this one. There's progress made, and it adds so much more to the story having the richness of backstory and supporting characters. There are so many of them, but it never seems overwhelming or confusing.

My only complaint is that some of the scenes between Wyatt and Everly felt rushed. Some were so short that it felt more like notes on what should be achieved through a scene rather than fully fleshing it out. Even so, their relationship developed so well and organically, part of my complaint is that I just want to languish in their interactions. I didn't want it to end.

This is definitely a series worth reading, and each book in it is better than the last. ( )

Kelly Jamieson scores a hat trick with the third book in the Wynn Hockey series, Win Big. This Is Everly Wynn and Wyatt Bell’s story. Everly is the aunt of Théo and JP from books one and two. Her father is their grandfather. Her mother is a younger woman from a second marriage. Everly is around the same age as the boys. Everly befriended Théo’s wife Lacey and JP’s girlfriend Taylor in the previous books. I like her character and was looking forward to her story.

Wyatt plays for the Condors; the team Everly’s father owns and that Théo is the GM for. He was traded to the team at the end of the previous season. I like Everly and Wyatt. Their initial bickering was amusing. Both are hard on themselves. They are an amazing couple that grow from being together.

Kelly Jamieson did a great job with this story. It was skillfully written and entertaining. It is a fantastic addition to the Wynn Hockey series. I cannot wait for the next book in the series. Win Big could be read as a standalone, but I suggest reading the series in order. I recommend this series to people who enjoy sports romances with family drama. I voluntarily reviewed an advanced reader's copy of this book. ( )