Keeping Score: A Hockey Romance

Moonshot Hockey, Book 2

By: Rebecca Jenshak

Narrated by: Christian Fox, Savannah Peachwood, Ryan Lee Dunlap, Erin Mallon, Austin Stone, Teddy Hamilton, Jason Clarke

I woke up in Vegas with hazy memories of the night before and the hottest hockey player alive wrapped around me.

Some people come to the city of sin for gambling and partying—I did one better and left as Mrs. Travis Bennett.

My annoyingly handsome and charming neighbor has been asking me out for weeks. After nearly costing me my gymnastics career, I've tried to stay far away from the hot, cocky hockey player.

And now I'm legally bound to him.

When the media gets wind of our whirlwind romance, we agree to stay married until my season starts to avoid a PR nightmare. I think it's a mistake. He thinks it's fate. And he's doing everything he can to prove me wrong.

In public, I'm wearing his ring and his jersey. At home, he's walking around shirtless, packing my lunches, and trying his best to make my heart race. Unfortunately, he's succeeding.

This game of pretend is starting to feel a lot more real. My new husband is keeping score, and he won't stop until he wins my heart.

Narrated in duet style by Christian Fox and Savannah Peachwood with full cast, Ryan Lee Dunlap, Erin Mallon, Austin Stone, Teddy Hamilton, and Jason Clarke.

©2026 Rebecca Jenshak (P)2026 Podium Audio

Super Duper cute

This was a super cute book! Travis is literally a doll! And I love him so much! I just want to love him and take care of him and let him take care of me and be with him and I’d be so happy! Hannah, definitely got out of my nerves. But it makes sense. She used to taking care of herself and her sister, she’s not used to anybody going above and beyond for her. So I understand why it’s hard for her to accept it from Travis. She’s still got on my nerves. But the spice was good. I would’ve loved to have more. But I’m so glad Travis Scott is happily ever after.

"You tasted like pink lemonade and forever."

Travis Bennett, the man that you are! The ULTIMATE cinnamon roll! He's down bad, completely obsessed with Hannah & I loved EVERY SECOND of it! Keeping Score is everything I could have wanted and more! The slow burn between these two. Travis' obsession with Hannah. Wren and Hannah's relationship. The team camaraderie. Just absolute perfection all around! Savannah Peachwood and Christian Fox were absolutely perfect along with the rest of the cast! Incredible, incredible book & narration!

Keeping Score

These narrators matched the vibe of the characters perfectly! I love a good Duet but this was full cast! I felt like I was in the world! The accidental marriage trope did not disappoint! If you love that trope or craving it then this is the perfect book! The found family is growing and getting better and better! I can’t wait for the next book!

MFC doesn't take responsibility for her actions

MFC immediately put me off when she acted rude to MMC after finding out he was the one responsible for the police showing up and questioning her. She went from nice and flirty to immediately blaming him for all her problems. The immaturity is disappointing. She doesn't act like an emotionally adjusted adult who can appreciate the mixup of several unfortunate events. Authors really need to stop writing catty female leads so there can be forced drama between the leading characters. If someone acted like this in real life, I would assume they are immature and selfish. Who blames someone for calling the police when a camera catches a stranger climbing in a window at night, especially after said person tries to make a genuine effort to apologize for the honest mixup? It's not ok to blame others for the consequences of of your own actions and then constantly throw unwarranted insults at someone you don't really know. MFC repeatedly threw tantrums at MMC for honest mistakes. As the story goes on, she continues to act childish, not communicate, run away, and be inconsiderate with no apology. Terrible first impression of the MFC that I had a hard time getting over throughout the story.

Several of Rebecca Jenshaks stories are really good. But there is a recent trend in writing a "strong willed" (aka rude and emotionally stunted/childish) MFC and a "cinnamon roll" (aka gets walked all over and constantly verbally attacked) MMC. I hate this recent writing trend and am disappointed that RJ followed suit. Just once I wish in this trope the MFC would realize how terrible of a person they were and the one to make the genuine effort for growth and grand gesture to win back the MMC, then maybe I would believe this trope. It's hard to put stock into a HEA romance where there is a lack of respect from the MCs and the rude one isn't the one to grow and put in effort. There is a difference between loving and being patient with someone inspite of their faults, and being a doormat who's verbally attacked and shown no respect. Stop writing characters that hold onto minor grudges well past an acceptable period of time and make no genuine effort to apologize for their actions of grow.

The only reason I gave this a high rating is I enjoyed the world building of this series and appreciate the side characters and MMC. I also like the voice acting.

Great Read! Love Travis

Great continuation of the series. I want more! Who is next? The sister? A teammate? So many options.