While it maintains the authors' signature "spice" and chemistry, many readers found it "emotionally brutal" and significantly more serious than their past work.

The story begins with Remy being left at the altar. Sanden , a firefighter who has harbored a secret crush on Remy for years, steps in to tell him the news and eventually accompanies him on his "honeymoon" to help him cope. Critical Reception:

This book is a departure from the authors' typical lighthearted "hockey romances," focusing instead on heavier themes like emotional abuse and mental health.

Highly recommended for fans of "friends-to-lovers" and "forced proximity" tropes, but readers should check Content Warnings for gaslighting and emotional abuse. 2. Up In Flames (Album) – Manitoba (Dan Snaith)

Released in 2003, this album is considered a landmark in the "folktronica" and psychedelic pop genres. Review: Up in Flames by Eden Finley & Saxon James