I received a copy of this arc from NetGalley for an honest review. I love romantic hockey books but they are all the same. I would love for one to surprise me and this just did not.

I was excited when I read the blurb and saw that this was Everly/Wyatt’s story. Everly was an immense presence in Theo and J.P.’s books, and I couldn’t wait to read about her. I wasn’t disappointed.

Win Big’s plotline was well written and flowed well. The author was able to keep my attention focused on the plot through the entire book. Lately, I have found my attention wandering when reading. So, for a book to keep my attention is a good thing.

There are dual POV’s in Win Big. I am not an enormous fan of dual storylines. I get lost when reading them. My attention wanders, as I mentioned above. But the author did a fantastic job of switching between Everly and Wyatt’s POV.

I loved Everly in Win Big!! She was larger than life presence in the previous two books. She did get on my nerves in J.P.’s book, and honestly, I was expecting the same in this book. So, imagine my surprise when she came across as a normal girl with typical issues. I loved it!!

I loved Wyatt also. I will say that he had some significant baggage when he was getting involved with Everly. I wish that his relationship with Owen/Heather was explained earlier. I thought the same thing Everly did. Other than that, I loved him!! He stood up for her when Everly’s blast from the past came roaring back into her life. There was so much he did for her in this book, and that made me love him!!

Win Big is book 3 in the Wynn Hockey series. It can be read as a stand-alone book, but I highly suggest reading the first two books. There is a crucial storyline that is interwoven in the book. It is explained, but it’s better to read from book 1. That way, there is no confusion when reading about Bob’s problems.

Speaking of Bob’s issues, I loved how Everly, her brothers, her nieces, and nephews came together to try and solve it. I did feel bad that Everly’s digging made her face some painful truths about what was going on with Bob. The scene where they confront Bob and his two older sons was well written, and well, it made me cry.

Everly and Wyatt had some insane sexual chemistry going on. What I liked is that the author built that chemistry up to an explosive release. And yes, that is my way of saying that they had some unbelievable sex.

The end of Win Big was emotional. I am not going to get into it, but I will say that I am excited to see who the next couple is going to be.

Everly and Wyatt have a history of antagonizing each other, until a New Year's Eve party changes things. They continue to banter and spend more time together, and each discovers the other is more complex than their reputations. I really enjoyed Everly and Wyatt, and their story was fun and relatable. Can be read as a stand alone, but I recommend starting with the other books in the series to better understand the Wynn family dynamics and the female friendships in this book.
I received an ARC in exchange for an honest review.

I received a copy from Netgalley and the publisher In exchange for my honest review. I really enjoyed the family aspect and the hockey storyline. Both were damaged and looking to protect themselves but find love instead. The language during the love making scenes was a little unnecessary to me but other than that, a great story

This is the 3rd book in the series, and I enjoyed reading it a lot.

Everly, daughter of the team owner, and Wyatt, hockey player, have an encounter on New Years, which eventually leads to more. Can this work out?

The author keeps this story really interesting, giving more details about the family feud, which prolongs throughout the series. There’s a lot of chemistry between Everly and Wyatt, banter back and forth, and even tho I haven’t read book 1 & 2, I could easily follow the story line!

I kindly received an arc from the author / publisher through Netgalley and voluntarily left a review

Wyatt seems like a jokester and a playboy, while Everly is a straightlaced perfectionist. These two really like to push each other's buttons! There's an undeniable connection there, though, and they both have secrets.

I liked their interactions and what both brought out of the other, along with the side story of her family. This is the first I read in this series, and there was so much mention of all the other characters, I didn't feel necessarily lost, just that I missed a bunch of other stories I guess. Also at times I felt like there was a lot of added details I didn't need. But I liked the couple, the story was entertaining, and the ending was good and happy.

Sweet story. Really enjoyed getting to know the real Wyatt and Everly behind their respective facades. This book had a lot more depth and emotion than I was expecting and it added a complex layer that I really loved. Their relationship developed naturally and unexpectedly and that made it more real and believable. A quick, romantic and perfectly sexy read!

I always enjoy Kelly Jamieson's hockey series and Win Big does not disappoint. Everly and Wyatt's story was wonderful. I am truly enjoying this new series and all of the characters.

Everly Wynn loves her job working for the philanthropic arm of her family's hockey team. She's dealing with a lot - worries about her father's health, the fact that he seems to have stolen from her two oldest brothers resulting in a lawsuit that is making the family choose sides, and still trying to be perfect after making a terrible mistake at sixteen.
Wyatt Bell knows that life can be surprising and difficult. That's why he tends to take life as it comes. Up to and including when he is caught in a photograph that, while he's not worried about it, does make the hockey brass to call him in to the office and for Everly to step in and say that she would be willing to be in a relationship with him. Or at least appear to be for PR reasons. Except that... it could be that feelings might just get involved.
This was the first book I've read in the series but I didn't feel like I was missing much. It was a little bit slow to get started and I thought that the blurb highlighted Everly's mistake more than it was mentioned in the book. Then it was wrapped up pretty quickly..

Three and a half stars
This book comes out November 19th
ARC kindly provided by Loveswept and NetGalley
Opinions are my own

This is another heartwarming and sexy hockey story by Kelly Jamieson. It is an entertaining story with engaging characters and I also enjoyed all the secondary characters; many of them making appearances from past stories.

Wyatt stole my heart. He is funny and charming and has a lot of confidence. Wyatt lives life to its fullest and he is the perfect guy for Everly. Unfortunately, Everly has a lot of issues and is afraid to let herself enjoy life.

Once Wyatt and Everly start to spend time together, Everly slowly lets down her guard. She is able to have fun and doesn’t feel the anxiety she usually has.

Everly and Wyatt are successful and appear confident but they are both vulnerable and have issues they are afraid to share. They are perfect for each other, they just need time to figure that out. I especially loved all the chemistry flowing between them. Great story.

**I voluntarily read an early copy of this title courtesy of NetGalley and the publisher in exchange for an honest review**

Win Big is the next book in the Wynn Hockey series and one that many of us that have been reading the series have been waiting for. One thing I will say is that this series is much better read as a series. You're able to understand the family drama that continues and having read all the books gives you a much more rounded understanding of the family.

Everly Wynn runs the foundation arm of the hockey club. She has always been one who likes to be in control and have things just so, but between the anxiety that the fights (and tries to hide) and an incident that happened back in her teens, she feels an even more heightened determination to be perfect. She's the problem solver in her family and so between trying to keep the family in line and work, she leaves herself little time for fun.

Wyatt Bell is fairly new to the team having been traded from his previous team in Detroit. He's also known for loving the ladies, but the real question is, is that who he really is or is that most a facade? As we learn about Wyatt, he's had his own struggles and deals with some weighty issues, but the one thing that is clear, is he has a heart of gold and is a really good person.

While Everly and Wyatt have always had more of a love/hate relationship, as the two of them spend time together, they begin to learn about one another and figure out that what you see isn't always what you get. As they begin to learn the layers of the other person, they see there is much more there than meets the eye. They each push to bring out different sides of the other person, all while things begin to turn romantic.

I enjoyed Everly and Wyatt and how their story unfolded. As a person who suffers from anxiety, it was great to see it included in the book and to see how Wyatt approached the situation after he learned that Everly suffered. I think the love/hate aspect made it that much sweeter when they actually started seeing further within the other person.

I'm looking forward to continuing along this journey with the Wynn family!

In this third installment of the Wynn series, we get to spend time with “aunt” Everly. She is roughly the same age as Theo and JP (the heros from the first 2 books), but she is the daughter of their Grandfather from his second marriage.

Everly is a slightly different heroine, on the outside she is calm, cool, and collected. On the inside she’s a mess and that mess is tied up in multiple issues from her childhood/teenage years. Everly is a prime example of “don’t make assumptions.” She is paired with Wyatt, a player on her father’s hockey team. Wyatt is a prime example of still waters run deep and a remarkable character to get to know.

I really liked Everly and Wyatt together. Both characters needed to grow emotionally and they are the unexpected catalysts for that to happen. For Everly, we also see growth in the family front as well as the romantic experience. It was nice to see rifts that we have been following for the two previous books start to potentially heal.

Win Big is a solid addition to the Wynn series. It is technically a stand alone, but the back story contained in the first two books supports this story and makes it much more robust. I am enjoying this series and curious about which of the Wynn’s we will see next.

I love this series by Kelly! And this one won't disappoint! 5 hockey pucks for this one!
Meet the female Wynn, Everly, who has always had to fight for her dads attention because she wasn't a boy that played hockey, like her brothers. When she hangs out and spends the night with Wyatt Bell, she feels like she's made yet another mistake in her life that will disappoint her parents.
Read along and enjoy their story, as Wyatt tries to convince her that she's perfectly not perfect, and that's ok! You will fall in love with him, and they will be your new favorite Wynn family couple! Grab this one asap!

Thanks to the publisher for an ARC to read and give my honest opinion.


After the last Wynn book, I was so happy to receive a copy of Everly and Wyatt’s book. Hockey is a fun past time for me so if I can incorporate it into my reading...well it’s a Win Big for me. So let’s dive in and see how I felt about this book.

The book started off slow.... no denying that but I’m not in favor of the big elephant in the room scenario and the author does not reveal it until 2/3’s of the book. Everly has Daddy issues and she clearly does not start off liking Wyatt even after a drunk make out. Wyatt however is the life of the party and seems to be genuine in his like for Everly, which just makes you adore him. When the book finally heats up you have to finish... loved the ending.

What did I like? Wyatt made an amazing book boyfriend. His genuine and fun loving persona just combatted against Everly.... love how she accepts defeat.

Would I buy this book? Yes. This is a series but each are stand alone but it’s one of those series that you’ll just enjoy reading all the scenarios. In this book the plot with her Dad thickens but no solution.

Thoughts for the author?Fun series...thanks so much for allowing me to peak before it goes out to all the readers. I hope they enjoy it as much as I did.

Kelly Jamieson has written a freaking hot book with deeply rich characters. The things that both Everly and Wyatt keep buried are slowly eating away at the fulfilling lives they can and should be living. They really are an opposites attract, but in a way it's what the other needs in their lives. The opening scene is such a great way to lay the groundwork for the rest of the book. If a reader loves romance, hot, funny, and touching then this book is going to be perfect.
All the books in the Wynn Hockey series can be read as standalones, but why would you want to miss out on all the hot guys!?

Oh that Heather!
Great ending!

I really enjoyed this story about Wyatt and Everly. Definitely my favorite in this series!
(Look at all those explanation points!)

Wyatt is a hockey player on Everly’s dad’s hockey team. Kinda how they meet. In the last book. But you can read this one on its own with no issues. You will miss the scene at the wedding. I’m guessing now you are wondering what scene. Go read the whole series. I rate them all 4 stars... this one as 5.

Wyatt Bell, hockey hottie who doesn't take life seriously. He's always in for a good time and a laugh. Yet when he's caught in an awkward position he's willing to take one for the team to help with PR. And let's be honest spending time with Everly Wynn is no hardship for Wyatt. In fact he's been drawn to her from the start which is why he loves to push her buttons.
Everly Wynn is the only daughter of the hockey dynasty family. And she is definitely not a perfect princess despite what Wyatt may think. But she has a strong need for control and putting in a show of dating Wyatt to control the PR issue isn't her idea of fun. And figuring out that she really is allowed to have fun and Wyatt is the perfect man to help her loosen up makes her see things in a whole new light.

Loved Wyatt and Everly’s story. Both of them have some emotional baggage, but they help each other realize that things weren’t their fault. Family feud is still going on but we get more insight to what happened.

Kelly Jamieson writes a lot of hockey romance, and it never gets old. She's always finding new stories to tell set in the world of professional hockey. This one, the third about the Wynn family in southern California, has a take that might sound familiar: the daughter of a big, sprawling hockey family meets a player who has more going on than it seems. However, both halves of this couple have painful secrets from their pasts and present entanglements that complicate their connection. There's a fair bit of the story that runs through this whole series, and it takes some focus to follow if you aren't already familiar.

Sweet story about Everly and Wyatt. Everly is the daughter of the pro hockey team owner who is a perfectionist and always in control. Wyatt is a bit of a bad boy hockey player. Both Wyatt and Everly size each other up... he's the playboy and she's the uptight princess. Circumstances force them to act like a couple and they start to see the "real" person.

Good character and love story development. There's quite a bit of side story plot action with Everly's Dad, her half brothers and Heather, however, the side stories weren't distracting to Wyatt and Everly. While the book is stand alone, it's likely easier if you've read the first 2 books in the series as the drama with her Dad and half brothers must be an overarching plot thread.

Will definitely go back and read the first 2 books in the series.

Thanks to NetGalley for the opportunity to read and review this book.