Blind Pass - Monty Jay

 Emerson Greene

Being the life of the party had always been easy until one fatal night five years ago sent him into a spiral of self-destruction. 

A night that cost him, not only his best friend, but also the only woman he's ever loved. 

The bad boy of the NHL is trying to outskate the ghosts of his past. 

Searching for redemption by clinging to his sobriety and fighting for his spot on the Fury. He never expected that same, brown-eyed girl to walk back into his life with secrets of her own.

 

Sofia Morgan 

She was not the kind of girl tragic things happened to. 

She had plans. 

She had goals. 

She had dreams. 

But that was before everything changed. 

Now, she is navigating through the card's life dealt to her. 

Raised by strong Hispanic women she has no choice, but to suck it up and brave whatever storm comes next. 

 

Except Emerson Greene is not a storm. He is a crash course in trouble. 

Could life be giving him a second chance at his happily ever after? 

Or is their past too much for their future to handle?

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Blind Pass is the fourth addition to the Fury series and once again Monty Jay did not disappoint with this captivating read that is highly emotional, at times raw and completely heartfelt.  Whilst a sweet romance, it also has it’s fair share of angst and strong themes of grief, family, friendship, belonging and forgiveness.

Emerson Greene is a professional NHL player who has struggled with addiction since he was in college and suffers a huge amount of guilt for his past choices and the loss of his best friend.  He’s honest, loving, caring and desperate to make amends for his past.

Sophia Morgan is a single mother to a young son Ezekiel.  Emerson and Sophia were friends in college as she was dating his best friend.  She’s strong, resilient, independent and passionate.

I adored the connection and chemistry they share and loved the way in which they bring out the best in each other.  Their banter is witty which is needed at times to lighten the mood, as the story line is permeated with angst an emotion.

I’ve loved every title in this series and look forward to seeing what Monty Jay writes next.