I wanted to give this book a solid 4 stars, but I will have to give it a 3.5. I really enjoyed the cute relationship between Halle and Henry, but I just didn't feel as much love for the romance as I would have liked. Some of the plot lines are really interested, and I enjoyed them. However, I must admit, I enjoyed Icebreaker and Wildfire a little more than this one.

Daydream is more than just a steamy college hockey romance. Henry has big shoes to fill as the next captain, but how is he going to fill those shoes if he still feels like coach made the wrong decison picking him, a kid with imposter syndrome and really good procrastinaiton skills. Halle feels like she is the glue that holds her family together, but maybe breaking up with her douche ex, finding new friends and tutoring a certian hockey captain can help her *relax*.

Daydream was cute but lacked any real substance. Henry and Halle are such sweet characters and have such a healthy and heartwarming relationship. I just needed more from them.

Slow burn romance, Opposites attract, fake dating, FMC is the tutor, Forbidden love, Hockey, Dual POV, and SPICE. If any of those are for you, then run to grab Wildfire by Hannah Grace! I love this series and what is even better -- it's Henry's book!

Thank you to NetGalley and the publisher for the opportunity to read and review.

I will never recover from the romance that was Hallie and Henry because WOW. This one has become my favorite Hannah Grace book and it was beautiful! When I tell you this one was made for eldest daughter - it hit me right in my heart and my feelings that I didn't realize were even there. So much cuteness and love!

This book was definitely my favorite of the 3 in the series. I love the characters… they are relatable which was my favorite part. I hope there are more books in this series.

Ah!!! I loved their story. The demi rep and super supportive male love interest were so well done. We need more books like this!

Genuinely, I think this the ONE from Hannah Grace. Icebreaker and Wildfire were good but DAYDREAM? This is definitely my favourite of her three so far. As the oldest daughter, I felt one with Halle and that may or may not influence my overall opinion of the story BUT IT'S FINE I DON'T CARE.

Halle and Henry's story our slow burn/friends to lovers romance and I ATE. IT. UP.

Hannah Grace the author that you are!!!!!! This whole book was an overwhelm of sensations from cute aggression to horniness at breakneck speed. The writing is so easy to dive into and the characters are just so lovable!

All three of these Maple Hills novels are truly perfect romances! I loved DAYDREAM and will always recommend this series.

Thank you to the publisher and NetGalley for the ARC.

This story is a perfect continuation of a great series! I loved Henry in the first book and I was so glad we got to see move of him in his own story. Halle, our main leading lady, is also great and relatable. She is trying to find a group of girls she fits in with and the one she finds is so precious and I loved them.
This book has the tutor trope as well as opposites attract, fake dating, and Dual POVs.
The writing is easy to follow and will be perfect for fans of Hannah Grace and the hockey romance genre in general. Ps. We love a Taylor Swift Cardigan in the cover.

This book! It was everything I wanted and more. I loved this soo much! Henry came through as a great book boyfriend.

I can relate to Henry and Halle for different reasons; I'm the eldest daughter and get overstimulated the same way Henry does (but I haven't been diagnosed with everything). I loved them as a couple, but I wish we would have gotten more of our other beloved characters from Icebreaker and Wildfire! I enjoyed the book, but it didn't hold my interest and I wasn't dying to get back to it, unfortunately. Overall, though, it's a super cute story with no heavy plots and little tension.

I loved this book. It was great reading about more diverse characters and seeing things from Henry's point of view. The romance was well written and I wish I could continue to read more about their story!

I love Maple Hills and eagerly await a chance to head back into this universe. In this book we follow Halle and oldest daughter people pleaser, and Henry a chaos agent. It's starts as a friendship and tutoring opportunity but both Halle and Henry have their hangups so watching their story unfold was really well done. I look forward to the next Maple Hills book!

Thank you to netgalley and the publishers for providing me with an arc for an honest review.

This book was so different from her other books! I loved that the sex scenes were toned down and it wasn’t repetitive. The characters felt 3D and more like people you could actually meet in public. They were likable and relatable. The writing has clearly gotten stronger since her first book and I love to see the growth!

I love this series! Henry’s book is the one I’ve been waiting for. I was so excited to read it. Halle is one of the most relatable characters. ‘Icebreaker’ is still my favorite of the series, but this was a close second! I loved the slow burn/friends to lovers vibes!

Thank you, net galley, for the advanced copy in exchange for an honest review. I SQUEALED when I got an early copy of this one. Icebreaker is one of my all time favorite steamy romances, and made me love Hannah Grace. Since my expectations were so high, I was a little disappointed with the second one in this series, Wildfire. However, she is BACK in Daydream. I adored this one and couldn't put it down! It felt, to me, like a more mature version of Icebreaker. I loved the steamy scenes and the banter between the characters. I can't wait for the series to continue!

The third in the Maple Hills series is absolutely my favorite! Henry was a standout character in Ice Breaker, so I was looking forward to reading his story. The romance between the two main characters builds perfectly and the character development is great!

This was another fun romance from Hannah Grace! The characters' chemistry and banter was delightful, and seeing our favorite supporting cast of characters never gets old.