I’m certain the real Atlas behind the walls is worth knowing, as long as I can get past the Atlas guarding the gate. Henri Vasel loves his friends and loves hockey. As a perpetual people pleaser, he also loves to make other people happy, and for the most part, he’s very good at it. But … More On the Edge by J.J. Mulder
Wars have been fought for less than a smile like Max Kuemper’s. Ever since a traumatic event marred his sophomore year, Max Kuemper has kept his focus on his classes and hockey and has tried to make himself as invisible as possible everywhere else. Then one night, his late-night walks led him to an all-night … More Save the Game by J.J. Mulder
I’m trying to tell him that I thought about him the entire game, and felt like a better player because of it. It’s different, winning for someone other than yourself. I want him to know a lot of things that I’m incapable of putting into words. This series is one I see everyone talking about, … More Shots on Net by J.J. Mulder
Waking up married is always a fun trope. Waking up in Vegas, without your prosthetic legs, and with no sign of the person you spent the night with (and later found out you married) is an extra fun twist on the trope! I had a good time reading this one. Tucker and Amedeo were adorable … More Zero Pucks by E.M. Lindsey
I’m all for being a bit of a fool, but there’s playing with fire, and then there’s playing with Ben Stirling. Only one of those things is survivable. If ever a book was written that included everything I love about reading romance, it was this one. I swooned, I laughed, I giggled and kicked my … More The Legend Next Door by Jesse H. Reign
Why the fuck did I ever waste my time hooking up with my contemporaries? Older men are where it’s at, clearly. Gimme those sweet, sweet daddy issues. I was pumped when A.J. Truman announced he was writing a hockey book. And not your usual hockey book, but a hockey book about dudes in their 40s … More Gross Misconduct by A.J. Truman
We went from being inseparable to becoming strangers, and sometimes you don’t truly know the significance of that loss until they’re standing right in front of you again. Like a mirage of someone you once knew. It’s good to be back in the Chicago Thunder universe and I think this one may be my new … More Power Forward by Jodi Oliver
I can’t deny that having Connor Kikishkin’s career in my hands holds a certain appeal. If you had told me while I was reading Forbidden Puckboy that I would end up completely in love with Connor Kikishkin, I wouldn’t have believed you. He was a hard character to like for much of that book, but … More Possessive Puckboy by Eden Finley and Saxon James
“I’ve never managed to get you out of my system.” “You don’t have to get me out of your system then. Not ever.” I thought this was a fun debut college hockey romance. The book centers around Xander and Nicko, star hockey players from rival colleges who were drafted to the same NHL team. Thanks … More The Switched-Up Playbook by A.J. Kyler
Clay Powers and I have a past together. A distant past, but it’s still messy. Fifteen years ago in the small town of Busker, NY two newcomers to pro hockey became roommates and bonded over food and finding their place in the hockey world. Their friendship blossomed into more and they had a secret love … More The Last Guy on Earth by Sarina Bowen
The Book Boyfriend Addict 