Boone

A Pittsburgh Titans Novel

De: Sawyer Bennett

Narrado por: Jeremy York, Stella Hunter

Boone Rivers uses his fame and fortune as a professional hockey player to his advantage, but not in the way most people would think. Volunteering as often as his busy schedule will allow, Boone meets one brave young boy who turns his world upside down.

As a first-line right winger for the Pittsburgh Titans, I thrive on the thrill of the game. I live for the smell of the ice, the cheer of the crowd and the way my heart pounds whenever I step into the arena. But once I’m out of my skates, my focus is on giving back to the city of Pittsburgh.

It’s funny how life puts people in your path. I meet Aiden while visiting the children’s hospital and I’m struck by the strength and resilience of this 12-year-old kid fighting for his life. As my visits continue, we bond over video games and hockey until one day Aiden’s older sister walks into his room and I realize there might be a bigger purpose here.

Lilly Hoffman has the weight of the world resting on her slight shoulders. Aiden’s illness isn’t getting better, she’s at risk of losing her job and their father is looking for the answers to his prayers at the bottom of a liquor bottle. I find myself wanting to lessen Lilly’s burden and what starts as a simple act of friendship turns into so much more.

As we grow closer, I can’t help but fall for this fiercely protective and independent woman with a tender heart and bruised but not yet broken spirit.

As we face a future of never-ending uncertainty, I vow to be Lilly’s source of strength and comfort. Lilly and Aiden have reaffirmed to me the importance of giving and receiving love unconditionally, even in the darkest of times. And no matter what happens next, no one can take that from us.

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©2024 Sawyer Bennett (P)2024 Sawyer Bennett

Get ready to cry!

Amazing story for love and grief. As someone who has lost a child, it was very emotional and by the end I had a pile of tissues next to me. Boone loved with all of his heart and being and Lily was so accepting of his love. It was a beautiful story!

Genuine

There may be spoiler alerts in this review. This book is extraordinarily well written and just as extraordinarily performed. I really wish I was an author right now to accurately express the emotion this book helped me to expel. It is not rushed, nor does it stagger. The time line is thorough. The emotions are raw and very human. I am thoroughly in love with Boone & in awe of Lily. It is said the key to entertainment is to always leave the audience wanting more. Rather it be more story, more detail...just more. And that's usually the case. But with this book I didn't want anymore. I don't think I could have handled anymore. But when it ended, I didn't feel like there was any more to be.

Make me laugh then rip my heart out.

The relationships in this book were amazing! The author had me crying at work while listening on audio book.

Boone and Lily

A heart-clutching, ugly-cry romance that will break your heart before slowly piecing it back together. Goodness, I knew this would be emotional but I do not think I full understood how heartbreaking it would truly be. Amongst all the sadness Boone and Lily find something so beautiful that warmed my heart. Phenomenal addition to this series.

Tug On My Heartstrings All Over Again...

I love Sawyer Bennett's hockey books, and this one is no exception. Her Pittsburgh Titans series has covered some seriously heavy topics, but her Boone seriously pulled at my heartstrings.

Narrators Jeremy York and Stella Hunter turned in achingly sweet, heartbreaking, and poignant performances as Boone and Lily. They made finding love in the middle of heartbreak real, believable, and comforting. Love this book, loved this voice actor pairing.

Boone

This story will break your heart and then it will put it back together again!!

Wow...the tears

Thank you for writing this story with such care. I really love the characters and how real they are. This is such a a great series.

The lily and Adrien brother and sister relationship

This book made my cry . I felt so bad for lily ,Boone and Stephen. Lily’s 11 year old brother had leukemia. Adrian had fought so hard time fighting his illness. Near the end of the book made me cry. Boone met lily while he was visiting Adrian at the children’s hospital. Stephen had a major problem with drinking alcohol. Stephen was lily and Adrian’s dad . Boone came from an alcoholic family . Boone know how to help get Stephen help getting him into rehab .

Beautiful and heart wrenching

Sawyer Bennett has written a caring love story. I loved Boone and Lily. The way the Titans support each other is wonderful. Jeremy York and Stella Hunter did a fantastic job of narrating. Kudos for getting through the last hour of the book.

Boone and Lilly

This is book 11 of the Pittsburgh Titans. Jeramy York and Stella Hunter did an amazing job on the narration . I listened to and read . Boone is NHL player and has been visiting Children’s Hospital for a while now he spends most of his time visiting Aiden, who is a young boy who has leukemia his treatments are looking good. While he is there Boone meets Lily Aiden older sister.
Lily is trying to help support her brother father and their family business.
Boone saves the day when her father who is not dealing well with Aiden illness and drinking shows up .
Boone and Lily start out as friends as he helps her father into AA and is support for Lily. Aiden is sweet child who I loved from start.
This book is very well written with the roller payer of emotions .
It broke my heart made me cry laugh swoon cry some more. While these two go through the ups and down.
This story has a HEA but also a realistic ending.
I can not wait for next book