Ayri Ayri Ayri...you are ferfect!

This ..it just makes me giggle and is so perfectly imperfect and his bumbling words around VInce is kinda cute.

As most of the Queer Collective characters are loud, proud and definitely not shy and awkward its a change to see someone not so forward in getting their man!

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Ayri Quinn is devastated when he injures himself playing hockey. It's taken long hard years to make it on the pro circuit and the idea of anything ruining that is a bitter pill to swallow. But on the other hand, massages from Vance Landon - the guy he's been crushing on since they met is mortifying. Until he finds out his feelings may not be as one sided as he thought.

Vance Landon is charmed by Quinn's school boy attitude about his crush on him. But he loves his job and fraternising with the players is out of the question.

Like most of Eden and Saxon's team ups, Clueless Puckboy delivers their trademark humour, snark, flirting, adorableness and spice. If you're looking for something that's going to buck the trend - this isn't it. If you're happy to read another ridiculously funny, super sweet and flaming hot read though - then this is your book.

I adore hockey m/m reads and Eden and Saxon are at the top of my list when I want to read something lighthearted that will deliver all the feels. Is it similar to their other books? Sure - but that's also what I like about it. I know what I'm getting.

For the most part I loved Quinn and Landon. They had a easy chemistry and I liked how they dealt with the situation of work before it became an issue. That was something that really irritated me in Shameless Puckboy with Oskar and Lane - so I liked that they were mature enough to deal with it. On the other hand the back and forth about their feelings was very fifth grade.

Plus I had some issues with the age gap between the two - I felt like it wasn't really portrayed well and Quinn irritated me with his immaturity at times. Particularly when he had the idea that he should pick their first argument to get it out of the way and then he wins so he keeps fighting. It felt very juvenile. On the other hand - these puckboy hockey players usually are - so it is what it is.

That said, I really enjoyed the relationship between them. I loved that Landon had his interest in bridges and that he tries to help Quinn find his own passion outside of hockey. It felt like good advice for everyone to discover. I loved that Landon suggests geocaching for them. It was unique and creative and I rated it.

My favourite part though would have to be Landon introducing Quinn to his best friend Joel. It was freaking hilarious. I was like huh, Quinn cheated on Landon? Like what? And the more he got into the it - omfg. It was like Irresponsible Puckboy spoiler: Dex jumping into bed with Tripp's one night stand all over again.

The other great thing about this book was the appearances of the NHL Queer Collective and the inclusion of Quinn's best friend on his team - ASHER DALTON!!! Asher was fantastic in Line Mates and Study Dates, book #4 of the CU Hockey series and it was a pleasure to have more of him.

Another great book in the series. 4.5 stars, rounded to 5 stars. ( )