Shots on Net
SCU Hockey, Book 1
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Shots on Net
Narrated by:
Iggy Toma, Liam DiCosimo
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Narrated by:
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Iggy Toma
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Liam DiCosimo
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J.J. Mulder
About this listen
Carter Morgan III hates everything about South Carolina University except for one thing: hockey.
As the starting netminder for the team, he lives for those moments when he can step onto the ice and between the pipes. Unfortunately, his time at school and on the team is slowly coming to an end. Although he'd love nothing more than to pursue a career in the NHL, he knows better than to get his hopes up.
Zeke Cassidy needs a place to live. When he answers an advertisement for a roommate, he's not sure what he is expecting except that it isn't Carter Morgan III. Carter is unfriendly and aloof, and they have nothing in common. Even so, the pair hit it off immediately and become friends.
Carter knows Zeke isn't interested in being anything beyond friends and roommates. Unfortunately, knowing this doesn't stop him from hoping for more, no matter how much he tries to convince himself it's impossible.
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We are introduced to 2 main characters, but we seem to end only really knowing 1 characters progress. Im not really sure what the full 9hrs was spent on. I was going to purchase the next story, but have decided not to proceed with this series.
Abrupt ending
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The first half of the story is really cute, as Zeke and Carter slip into an easy domesticity with Zeke showing Carter the kind of affection and care he's never really known (his parents are rather self-obsessed) and the two of them regularly spending at least one day each weekend together, taking turns to pick what they're going to do. I liked that it's Carter who falls first; he's nursing a huge crush and has no clue what to do until a friend says he should just ask Zeke out on a date. Unfortunately, Zeke has no clue that Carter is into him and completely misreads his invitation, only realising the truth when his best friend points it all out to him.
I really liked the story up until this point, and once Zeke and Carter get together, it kind of runs out of steam. They're cute together and watching Carter being so respectful of Zeke's boundaries is sweet, but the main event in the second part of the book is Carter's visit home and his father's insistence that Carter is to join the family business and not to pursue a career in hockey or he'll be cut off financially. It's clear throughout that Carter's family situation isn't an easy one, but it's all wrapped up a bit too quickly and neatly by the end.
The narration by Iggy Toma and Liam DiCosimo is excellent. I honestly don't get the fad for dual narrations in m/m contemporaries as most of the big name narrators are more than capable of carrying a story on their own, but this is a good one; Iggy Toma has great nerd energy as Zeke and the gravelly tone Liam DiCosimo adopts for Carter is perfect. They hit all the right emotional beats, making the emotional connection between the leads really convincing, and the handful of secondary characters are well-portrayed and clearly differentiated.
Note: many of the reviews for the book mention the abruptness of the ending, but that seems to have been fixed in the audio, because the story feels complete by the end.
5 star narration / 3.5 star story
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Not your usual hockey romance
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Sweet
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