Rachel Reid Follow

This fifth Game Changers book gives us Troy and Harris for an opposites-attract romance. Troy's all broody and grouchy, and Harris is happy and outgoing - and I loved these two together. These guys are also an exercise in frustration as they circle each other and go back and forth about their relationship, or deciding whether there even is a relationship. That's the thing, though, even as I wanted to shake some sense into them, I still loved them. Harris is just adorable, and Troy tugs at the heartstrings as he tries to figure things out while also trying to stand up for what's right. Of course, this pair generates plenty of steam, but some of my favorite parts were those little moments when Troy would let his mask fall. That was largely due to Harris, who seemed to always bring out the best in him. So, yeah, these guys had plenty of chemistry, both in and out of the bedroom.
If you've followed the series, you'll also see some past favorites. Several of the guys pop in and out, but Ilya Rosanov is pretty prominent throughout this one since he's captain of Troy's new team. Ilya is such a colorful character, and he's a great addition to the story. As I mentioned, several of the guys pop in and out, and there are things mentioned from past books, but it's nothing hard to follow even if you're new to the series.