Crashing the Net

Izzy makes her living crashing parties in Seattle, a precarious gig that demands charm, nerve, and a strict no-attachments policy. When Cooper, a pro hockey player with the newly formed Seattle Sockeyes, barges into one of her jobs and nearly derails her career, she cuts him loose without hesitation. But when his teenage nephew lands in his lap and he needs someone dependable while he travels with the team, Cooper turns to Izzy with an offer she cannot easily refuse. The second book in Jami Davenport's Seattle Sockeyes Hockey series follows two people wary of vulnerability as they test whether real attraction can survive real life.

Shaina Summerville brings warmth and sharp comic timing to Izzy's voice, capturing both her wit and the stubborn independence that drives the central tension. The pacing suits audio well, with enough banter and emotional beats to reward long listening sessions. At nearly eleven hours, the story never drags, and the hockey world provides an energetic backdrop that translates naturally to the spoken format.