The Final Move

Written by Victoria Denault

Narrated by Jillian Macie and Mason Lloyd

Sexy, rich, and one of the biggest stars in the NHL, Devin Garrison has always been the one who had it all. That is, until his marriage falls apart and he realizes that he has to start over. If he's honest, there has only been one woman who ever really excited him-Callie Caplan. They shared a night that was hotter than the late-summer sun, but in an instant Callie was gone, pretending that it never happened.

Callie Caplan isn't the wild child people think she is. It's true that she's avoided relationships, but only because she's seen how crazy love can be. And her messy, imperfect life is crazy enough without opening her heart to a man-even one as picture perfect as Devin. But when fate brings them back together just as they need each other most, Devin is determined to convince Callie that what she's feeling is real. And this final play may be their chance at forever . . .Contains mature themes.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Tantor Media, Inc
• Release date: Apr 5, 2016
• ISBN: 9781515972792

Reviews for The Final Move

[dlynch-1 · Rating: 5 out of 5 stars]

NHL star Devin Garrison’s marriage falls apart; meanwhile his childhood friend, Callie Caplan’s, job relocates her to his area. She helps him cope with starting over.Victoria Denault scores a hat trick with The Final Move, the third book in the Hometown Players Series!I love the Hometown Players Series and everything about it: The Garrison boys, the Caplan girls, hockey, romance, humor, drama, you name it.Devin is the most competitive of the Garrison boys; failure is not an option. Therefore, going through a divorce hit him extremely hard. While he comes from a loving family that would always support him, I get why he would not want to tell them about his situation. I’m glad fate had Callie come back into his life at this time. She is great with his son, Conner, and helps him manage.Callie is Devin’s opposite. No picket fence for her, she never wants to get married. She is a one-night-stand kind of girl. She has been let down by her parents and grandmother. Despite having a wonderful relationship with her sisters and being taken under the wing of the Garrison family, she does not have faith in relationships. She has a great personality. I adore that she loves “Don’t Stop Believin” by Journey. It is such a great song. She clearly has excellent taste.The plot is realistic and heartfelt. I appreciate that the past characters play a vital role in this story. While you could follow The Final Move on its own, I would definitely read the books in order. You will not get lost, but the story will mean more. The Final Move is a great book for anyone who loves contemporary sports romances.Complimentary copy provided by NetGalley in exchange for an honest review.