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I gather that you got your start in fan fiction and/or on Wattpad and there’s a sense here of that feels-based episodic story common to those platforms. But I can’t think of any book about skiing and considering that among winter sports it is pretty popular, that’s really surprising. That doesn’t include Black Americans or the smaller number of East Asian players, plus I’ve no idea how the players from Curacao are counted. I have pondered hockey’s outsize presence in the genre and concluded that there’s a component of racism and classism there.

He's so unrealistic it's almost laughable, and yet, I still loved every single second of this book and will highly recommend it to anyone who will listen. She’s rolling over in the middle of the night, pulling that warm body into yours and curling around it, and everything’s just right. The characters in this novel bring life and heart to this story, each with a distinct voice and personality. Eliza: Yes, that’s a big difference between Canada and the US and you have a good point about the authors.I have enjoyed some a lot (I’m counting the days until our review of The Long Game runs), even though I have no interest whatsoever in hockey outside of my romance reading. Some we receive from the authors, some we receive from the publisher, and some we receive through a third party service like Net Galley. I actually looked up the highest paid player in the NHL and was surprised to learn that the money they make is way less than NFL or NBA stars. Plus, it's part of another hockey series like Playing For Keeps, so if you end up enjoying it, the rest of the books will keep you busy for weeks. To read more about the site or if you want a graphic to link to us, see the about page for more details.

The article in the Atlantic listed it as having the second whitest fan base of the other popular team sports I listed (I don’t count NASCAR as a team sport, but it was the only whiter one than hockey; I was shocked that even the fandom of golf is more diverse). He’s a smooth talker but what in his past would cause her to believe he’s after more than just one thing from her? I fell in love with you over and over again, and I keep doing it every single day, right here on this balcony.Olivia Parker isn’t new to professional hockey players, thanks to her best friend’s boyfriend, but she has no interest in dating one herself – no matter how hot he is. Sometimes I just want to eat a whole packet of Maltesers (for those of you who don’t know what they are, insert your favourite snack food/chocolate here). I generally scroll past them so that I can get to the Author’s Afterword or Acknowledgments because I like to read those too and they seem to be placed after all the extra stuff.

It wasn't until the unexpected loss of her brother that Becka finally decided to put pen to paper and pursue her dream, because she knew life was too short to live it any other way. Yeah, the guy might be pretty, however he’s also a walking and talking reminder for you to wrap it before you tap it. When she is not staring blankly at her computer screen or deleting almost two hundred occurrences of the word ‘just’ from her manuscript, she can be found teaching kindergarten in Ontario, Canada, and mom-ing with her beautiful and sweet young boy and her animals.

This is a hilarious and laugh out loud read, sure to have you grinning like an idiot the entire time. Rumor has it that the best way to get over somebody is to get under somebody new, however a rebound is the very last thing she needs or wants, and she is certainly not letting her guard down for anybody, especially not for sexy-as-sin, charming, multi-millionaire playboy Avery Beck. Then, when Anastasia’s partner gets hurt, Nate finds himself swapping his stick for tights and one scary coach for an even scarier one. In contrast, I know very little about hockey, so any mistakes an author makes about the game will go right over my head and I can stay focused on the central story and sort of “hand wave” the details of the game itself. There have been some books about figure skaters, Kathleen Gilles Seidel wrote about snowboarders, and of course there are boxing books, and some about soccer.