Oh, Puck!
I have two problems. One: the new hockey team is a nightmare. Two: I already slept with the grumpy captain.
Landing the PR job with the Beachside Bears is everything I’ve secretly worked for. My chance to prove that a woman who grew up obsessed with sports belongs in a male-dominated industry.
So I tell myself no distractions. No mistakes. Definitely no sleeping with strangers in bars three days before I start.
Except I did. Whoops.
And now I know the stranger with the devastating blue eyes and hands that knew exactly what they were doing, is Captain Declan Morrison. The face of the franchise. The man I have to work with every single day while pretending I don’t know exactly what he looks like when he loses that control.
Declan Morrison doesn’t do small talk. He doesn’t do smiles. And he definitely doesn’t do the woman whose job is to clean up his image while he’s busy remembering what she tastes like.
The problem? Neither of us can forget it. And the franchise we’re supposed to be saving? It’s hanging by a thread.
The Bears are one losing season away from being dissolved. My secret career is one scandal away from my family finding out. And the only thing standing between me and total disaster is the man who already knows I make terrible decisions when he’s involved.
Oh, Puck is a steamy, laugh-out-loud hockey romance featuring a grumpy, possessive captain who doesn’t do relationships, and the PR manager who’s already seen him naked. Low-angst, feel-good romantic comedy. No cheating. No triangles. Just one man, one woman, and a whole lot of poor decisions that feel incredibly right.
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