Pucking Lethal

Deadly Puck Daddies #2

by Zack Wish

Alex Rebrov is in the prime of his career and ready to lift yet another championship with the Ice Bears. Alex is suave, ice-cool under pressure, and he never misses the target – in more ways than one .

Joshua Ramone might be younger than Alex, but that doesn’t stop them being fierce rivals both on and off the ice . Joshua likes tattoos, motorcycles, and razor-sharp blades – he doesn’t do formal, and he certainly won’t compromise his attitude to fit in with the stuck-up Alex.

After a rivalry spanning the last four seasons, Joshua has signed for the Ice Bears and now Joshua and Alex must work together through the playoffs to bring home the title.

When Alex and Joshua find themselves stuck at a training camp together, the opposites-attract tension between them threatens to spill over… this can't be a good idea, can it? And when the Ice Bears’ Mafia owners call the pair of them in for a board meeting, Alex and Joshua might just need to reassess everything .

Alex and Joshua were rivals, they might be lovers, but either way – things are about to get pucking lethal for the pair of them.

Pucking Lethal is a standalone MM Age Gap, high heat hockey & mafia romance featuring found family, spanking, gruff hockey Daddies and sassy Littles, and it comes with a pucktastic and ice-melting HEA.

The Deadly Puck Daddies are here – and hockey will never be the same again.

212 pages, Kindle Edition

Published November 16, 2023

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Reviews

[Cindy · Rating 4 out of 5]

Only Zack can think of a combination like Hockey and the Mafia. Alex is a Daddy who plays on the Doni Family's Hockey Team. A former competitor and now an Ice Bear like Alex named Joshua joins them on their team and he happens to be a Little who could stand to have a Daddy. This is another light hearted story with just a tinge of darkness as Alex and Joshua make magic on and off the ice. Alex will dominate and give the correction Joshua wants and needs. I received a copy of this book through Booksprout and this is my honest opinion.

[Marion · Rating 2 out of 5]

This is book 2 of the Deadly Puck Daddies series. It can be read as a stand alone. This is the story of Alex Rebrov and Joshua Ramone. Alex is a senior player on the The Ice Bears hockey team and a daddy. A new addition is Joshua a defenseman and a little. Joshua is young and wild. He is nervous about joining the reigning champions. Alex and Joshua have built up a fierce on-ice rivalry. How will the two interact together? After a few mis-steps by Joshua, Alex offers to help him and give him the structure and guidance he needs. The improvement is immediate. I enjoyed the book until we came to the part of the business favour for the Doni family.

**spoiler ahead**

When Alex was required to do "wet work" for the Doni family in order to get his contract renewed I fell totally out of the story. Wouldn't the Doni family have others within their employ whose full time job was to do such favours. Then when Alex gave two throwing knives to Joshua before the party; they acted like it was nothing unusual. Joshua then comes to the rescue throwing both knives with deadly accuracy the first time he used them. Finally, Joshua was okay with killing people and needed no reassurance nor counselling.

I am sorry but I couldn't suspend my disbelief that much. I found the entire thing unsettling, strange and unnecessary.

**spoiler completed**

This book is easy to read. I enjoyed most of it. However, it is my least favourite book by this author. I look forward to the next book in the series and hopefully I will enjoy it as much as I did book 1.

I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.

[Dee · Rating 5 out of 5]

Part of the Deadly Puck Daddies each can be read as a standalone centering around the hockey players, daddies, their boy, and mafia. Joshua is a hothead with a big mouth on the ice with a bad boy reputation proceeding him but at home he is a little who enjoys cuddles with his favorite stuffie, and keeping up with the reputation gets a little tiring especially now that he has been traded to the one team, he has taunted them for four years now he has to work with them. Alex has been playing hockey with the Bears for a long time and is a really good player but for years he has had to listen to the little loudmouth, his team and now he has been traded to their team he isn’t too happy about it but who better to teach him a lesson. But the more he watched the more he realized Joshua is a little in need of a stern daddy but the more time he spends with him Alex can see that Joshua is a good boy, a little misguided but a good boy in need of attention, and much needed structure but will Joshua give them a chance, will Alex full understand why he needs attention, can they work past all the misunderstandings without the owners getting involved, and can these two find happiness together along the way?

[Anne Harris · Rating 4 out of 5]

These daddies are hot stuff
Alex is at the prime of his career with the ice bears. But he is having trouble getting the contract He wants from the mafia bosses. When he gets to the training camp for preseason training, after catching up with his two friends he sees his rival for the last couple years, and that is bad boy Joshua. Joshua has just been signed for the team and he has got the image of that boy down to his clothes and purple Streaked hair. He may seem bold on the outside but really Josh is a little who is in need of a daddy to teach him how to curve his emotions. And it seems that Alex is the right man for the job. But can Alex keep Joshua safe from the mafia bosses, or will Joshua save Alex?
I really enjoyed this book. It was really nice to See Josh on a different side to the persona he portrays and lets everyone see. It’s really cute the time he spends as a little with his new friends Chase ( from book one) i’ve got to say Alex is quite a stern daddy to Josh, but I think that’s exactly what he needed and I think he realises that himself. These two have a great passion for one another and a connection that won’t break.

I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.

[LJ Henley · Rating 5 out of 5]

Being the new player for the Ice Bears is a piece of cake for Joshu. He has been playing professionally for four years, so he knows the ropes. Coach Tremaine is a touch coach and expects the best from his players, even the ones who are legends. Alex was Joshua's opposition when he played for the Lynxes. Trash talking in the rink was the usual. But now they will be teammates. Training camp is extra hard and Joshua has to show Alex he's up for the task. But being a little is hard on his own. He and his stuffy, Slice, need a Daddy. And Alex is just the Daddy for him.

Alex has his own challenges this season. His contract is up for renewal and he wants more respect, which means more money. The Ice Bears are owned by a mafia family and making a deal with them comes with strings sometimes. Doing what the Don wants plus keeping his little safe, has Alex being extra careful.

I have really enjoyed each book in this series and I look forward to seeing who the next player coming to the Ice Bears is and what happens to Bill and Pax.

I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.

[Shelia · Rating 5 out of 5]

When Joshua, a hotshot new transfer from The Lynxes, gets to training camp, his bad boy persona is in full force. Alex is a buttoned up, super organized hockey star for The Bears and has been on the receiving end of Joshua's on ice banter for four years. To say he is not happy with the recent trade is an understatement. One thing is for certain, the rumor that Joshua is a Little. With that confirmation, Alex begins to see that someone needs to step up and put this little brat in his place, may as well be him. As they begin to spend time together, it becomes obvious to Alex that Joshua is really a good boy that just needs and desires attention and structure. Find out how these two navigate the new relationship, what made Josh feel the need to act out and what the Doni family may need their help with. This is a fabulous second book in the series. It includes the other 2 Kings of the Bears, Jack and Connor, along with Chase who is a good support for Joshua.

I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.

[Donna · Rating 4 out of 5]

Alex is a veteran player on the Ice Bears hockey team, and Joshua is a new trade player with 4 years of experience on another team. The two have been rivals in the past, and now must work together. Alex is a Daddy and recognizes Joshua as a Little in need of some guidance and discipline, he offers assistance in a Daddy role and Joshua accepts. The relationship is going well until the mafia family owners ask for a favor from Alex and Joshua, putting them in a dangerous situation. Will it be business as usual, or something more?

A veteran hockey player and a fairly new brash, outspoken not quite rookie are interesting characters in a series with lots of hockey background, Littles getting together with friends, Daddies caring for their Littles, and unexpected off ice encounters that make for a bit of intrigue in an interesting story in the Deadly Puck Daddies series from Zack.
4.5 stars.

I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.

[aix · Rating 1 out of 5]

DNF @39%

it’s honestly probably a me problem, cus i see from the reviews that a lot of people liked it. i thought the writing was too childish (?) for my tastes. also there was a constant repetition of using “Little” and “Daddy” as if it was the only personality trait they had 💀💀

“The long hair purple streak would have to go, but other than that Alex immediately felt a strong attraction to the boy.”
um…ew. he’s not trying to change you, why are you trying to change him?? hello?? that’s not how a relationship works mate even i know that

“That stupid, disobedient, reckless boy!’ Alex growled, watching on as he witnessed Joshua playing with his knives down in the Japanese relaxation garden. ‘This cannot stand. And it won’t go unpunished either…”
bro what the hell 💀💀 leave him alone

[C.B. · Rating 5 out of 5]

Oh boy, this is HOT! In pursuit ofAlex, is living his life with the Ice Bears and winning championships. He is ready to win another one. He feels he is on the right track personally and professionally even though his rival, Joshua is on his radar. Alex is a more formal rule driven Daddy and Alex is a more casual little. Then Joshua joins his team and they must work together to go after the next championship. Can Alex be the Daddy Joshua needs? Will their new relationships help them win? Great story, excellent characters nice flow. Well done! I received an ARC and am voluntarily leaving a review.

[Shawna · Rating 5 out of 5]

I loved Pucking Lethal: An MM Age Gap Hockey & Mafia Romance Book 2 of Deadly Puck. Joshua is a rebel bad boy but he’s also a little. Alex is a very serious and put together Daddy. They are rivals on the ice but now they are on the same team. They will not be friends but maybe they could be more. This was a great story of enemies to more with a little bit of drama and suspense thrown in. I would definitely recommend this book and the series.

I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.

[Shifty Bugger · Rating 5 out of 5]

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OMG! Wow, I was astounded reading this book it was epic, the story was written well and the characters were really sensational. This story was about Alex Rebrov and Joshua Ramon, Alex is a Daddy Dom, he plays ice hockey and his rival had joined his beloved Ice Bears, he wears his suits impeccable. Joshua Ramone is a little with a body full of tattoo and loves his motorbike and the speed it gives. Enemies to Lovers.

I received a free copy of this book and am voluntarily leaving a review.

[Nina Diab · Rating 4 out of 5]

'This boy’s special.
He wants to be tough, cool, and dangerous.
But he needs a Daddy to make him safe. And that Daddy is me…'

I really enjoyed the first book in this series, so I was happy to read the second. I liked both Alex and Joshua and the tension between them was thick. I loved when they got together and I liked the dynamic between them. That rivalry began to change to affection and I was all for it. 4 stars.

[Denise · Rating 5 out of 5]

This is another good addition to this series, I enjoyed Alex and Joshua’s story it was good to see Alex loosen up a bit and also see Joshua realise that he had more going for him than just his bad boy image, I thought they were perfect for each other, looking forward to the next book in the series.

[Tamie Darrah · Rating 4 out of 5]

These books have excitement adventure Danger lots of fun and love.

The characters are all very interesting . Great Daddies with lovable sassy littles. Plus hot hockey players and some Mafia. Who could ask for more.

[Cynthia Brooks · Rating 5 out of 5]

Joshua got traded to the Ice Bears. He was a little reckless and nobody told him what to do. Alex is one of the top players for the Ice Bears and he just might be the one to tame Joshua. I really enjoyed this book.

[Akasha721 · Rating 4 out of 5]

Wonderful story and this time Alex finds the perfect boy for himself in Joshua. The two have a job to do and they get it done despite the bad information. This mob family has a snitch!.

I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.