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Sena Voss
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December 2025
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Suits and Skates: A Forbidden Hockey Romance (The Puck Bunny Series Book 1)
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Mics and Misconduct: A second chance hockey romance (The Puck Bunny Series Book 2)
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Janiereads's review
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Suits and Skates: A Forbidden Hockey Romance (The Puck Bunny Series Book 1):
"It is a cute slow burn hockey romance book. The characters grow not only individually trying to improve but also together.
This books had me intrigued as she was assigned to be his mentor with marketing and he was the grumpy hockey player. Grumpy x Su" Read more of this review » |
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Gaiamear 's review
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Suits and Skates: A Forbidden Hockey Romance (The Puck Bunny Series Book 1):
"Rating: ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Spice Level: 🌶️1.5 (Low heat, high emotional intimacy)
In a genre often saturated with "mighty hero" tropes and instant physical attraction, Sena Voss delivers a standout narrative in Suits and Skates. This isn't just another hockey roman" Read more of this review » |
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Mariana Gonçalves's review
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Suits and Skates: A Forbidden Hockey Romance (The Puck Bunny Series Book 1):
"⭐ 3.75
Suits and Skates was a fun, fast-paced read that kept me engaged from start to finish thanks to its smooth writing and strong character voice. While the best friend’s brother trope didn’t fully land for me — they felt more like teammates than cl" Read more of this review » |
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Jenn's review
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Suits and Skates: A Forbidden Hockey Romance (The Puck Bunny Series Book 1):
"Suits and Skates by Sena Voss was a solid, enjoyable forbidden romance with a fun mix of corporate drama and pro hockey. I had the chance to read this prior to its release date, and I really liked the workplace angle and the heroine’s frustration wit"
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