READ THE BLURB
His game...her rules.
Hockey star Jackson
Knight has a hundred reasons not to return to Promise Harbor, but none of them
are good enough to get him out of attending his best friend’s wedding. Even
with a career-ending knee injury, every puck-bunny in town will be gunning for
him.
Worse, getting a pair
of cuffs slapped on him at the bachelor party could ruin any chance of getting
back in the game, even as a coach. Unless he can convince the arresting officer
to smooth things over—by going to the wedding as his date.
Hayley Stone figures
posing as Jackson’s girlfriend is the least she can do to salvage his
reputation. Plus, having a man with a toe-curling smile on her arm will keep
her ex off her back.
What starts as a
simple plan to deflect small-town pot-shots unexpectedly becomes a sizzling
night that hits Jackson like a full-body-check to the heart. Now he’s
determined to prove that she’s the best of reason of all to come home—for good.
Warning: Contains a
fiery powerplay both on and off the ice, skin-tingling forced intimacy,
interfering grandparents, bear costume hijinks, a haunted house and the kind of
game-changing chemistry worth fighting for.
READ AN EXCERPT
“Getting back
to the wedding,” Jackson said, “we both have people we want to avoid later
today. Going together just makes sense. We can bail each other out of any
uncomfortable situations.”
“We could do
that without being each other’s date.” The word nearly caught in her throat.
He shook his
head. “Makes it more authentic if we go together, and it will keep the wolves
at bay.”
“Wolves? Is
that what you’re calling the puck bunnies who want you to autograph their
breasts?”
He waved to
someone across the street, leaving her to wonder if she was imagining the flush
of color high on his cheeks? “Saw that, huh? Maybe you should have come over
and saved me from her.”
“Since when
does a player like you need saving? Besides, I was working.”
“I seem to
remember the working part rather clearly.” He could have scowled at her, but
smiled instead, a smile that had probably melted the panties off more women
than Hayley could count. “I’ll pick you up at four.” With that he walked away.
Hayley poked
her head out the window. “I didn’t say yes.”
“You didn’t
say no either.” He slipped on his sunglasses and crossed the street to where
he’d parked his car.
MEET THE AUTHOR
A born and
raised Maritimer, Sydney Somers fell in love with writing when she finished her
first story, Jenny and the Glowing Green Mittens. After attempting her first
book in high school, she set writing aside to focus on school. While getting
her degrees in psychology and education, Sydney tried her hand at journalism
between part time jobs before finally returning to her love of writing.
Twenty-five
novels and novellas later, Sydney is thrilled to spend her days slaying demons,
running with shape-shifter packs and making the people in her head fall wildly
in love. When she’s not writing or curled up with a good book, Sydney can be
found chasing after her herd of kids, talking her way into a gourmet meal,
exterminating rogue dust bunnies or joking about the pending zombie apocalypse.
She loves hearing from readers and invites them to contact her anytime.
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ReplyDeleteHa...you know, I've never heard the term "puck-bunny" before...I guess it's reasonable. Kind of a hockey version of gold digger :P
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Thanks so much for being part of the tour!
ReplyDeleteA puck bunny is pretty similar except puck bunnies aren't always interested in the financial perks. Just being with a hockey player can be enough for them :)
Sounds like a fun, romantic book. Unique having a hockey player, I have never read a story with one as a hero.
ReplyDeleteI had never heard the term "puck bunny" either...but it had groupie written all over it!
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I'm a huge hockey fan I think I'll love the book.
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