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Pucking Hard: A Brother's Best Friends Why Choose
You should never kiss your brother’s best friend.
You should especially never kiss two of your brother’s best friends.Prolific ghostwriter Molly Tyler is about to land her biggest contract yet. All she needs is a solid plan for her client’s next big romance.
But when she submits a synopsis that awkwardly reveals she’s never even been kissed, her dreams of growing her career slip through her fingers.
Hockey player Preston Ledger’s off his game. He needs something to take his mind off his long-time friend and teammate, Emmett Krause.
But it’s too hard for him to confess how he feels and the last thing he wants to do is jeopardize their friendship.
When he finds his best friend’s little sister in tears because she’s never been kissed, he sees it as the perfect opportunity to distract himself.
But Emmett overhears their plan.
And suddenly he’s right by Preston’s side, offering to help Molly.
The innocence behind their offer quickly fades as feelings that were once smoldering in the background roar to life.
As each kiss catapults them into unfamiliar territory, they’re left questioning what they truly want.
But until Preston can admit the truth to Molly and Emmett, there’s more than one heart on the line.
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***This book will be released on or before 03/29/2025***
You should especially never kiss two of your brother’s best friends.Prolific ghostwriter Molly Tyler is about to land her biggest contract yet. All she needs is a solid plan for her client’s next big romance.
But when she submits a synopsis that awkwardly reveals she’s never even been kissed, her dreams of growing her career slip through her fingers.
Hockey player Preston Ledger’s off his game. He needs something to take his mind off his long-time friend and teammate, Emmett Krause.
But it’s too hard for him to confess how he feels and the last thing he wants to do is jeopardize their friendship.
When he finds his best friend’s little sister in tears because she’s never been kissed, he sees it as the perfect opportunity to distract himself.
But Emmett overhears their plan.
And suddenly he’s right by Preston’s side, offering to help Molly.
The innocence behind their offer quickly fades as feelings that were once smoldering in the background roar to life.
As each kiss catapults them into unfamiliar territory, they’re left questioning what they truly want.
But until Preston can admit the truth to Molly and Emmett, there’s more than one heart on the line.
Scroll up to read Pucking Hard today!
***This book will be released on or before 03/29/2025***
295 pages, Kindle Edition
Published March 29, 2025
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July 16, 2025
I've read 2 books in a row that I've given 3 stars to. Anything under 4 stars is pretty uncommon for me so maybe it's just me lately
This book honestly pissed me off. I kept pushing thinking that it'd get better and then I was just waiting for it to be over.
Molly, the FMC, felt so cringey and awkward. Like I got second hand embarrassment from reading a few of these scenes. She was so wishy washy on love too. "I love them" one minute and then "Love doesn't exist" the next.
Emmett & Preston were okay but we never really got to know them well. We got a hint of Emmett's backstory but not of Prestons which was odd bc Preston & Molly have been close friends since childhood. The plot was overwhelmingly about Molly. 32 chapters including the epilogue with 4 chapters being in Prestons POV & 3 being in Emmett's. The way that Emmett came in was slightly odd.
Another thing that I didn't like was Preston & Emmett's relationship. It felt very rushed and forced. In ch 23 something happens between them but it was because Molly requested it to happen (which ???). Their relationship didn't really move forward until the last 5ish percent of the book. Once again this book was just the Molly show basically
Lucas, Molly's brother & Preston's bestie, has a girlfriend Rebecca. That was a weird relationship & it felt like as a reader I was missing part of the story. It sort of does get explained but idk it felt odd
This book honestly pissed me off. I kept pushing thinking that it'd get better and then I was just waiting for it to be over.
Molly, the FMC, felt so cringey and awkward. Like I got second hand embarrassment from reading a few of these scenes. She was so wishy washy on love too. "I love them" one minute and then "Love doesn't exist" the next.
Emmett & Preston were okay but we never really got to know them well. We got a hint of Emmett's backstory but not of Prestons which was odd bc Preston & Molly have been close friends since childhood. The plot was overwhelmingly about Molly. 32 chapters including the epilogue with 4 chapters being in Prestons POV & 3 being in Emmett's. The way that Emmett came in was slightly odd.
Another thing that I didn't like was Preston & Emmett's relationship. It felt very rushed and forced. In ch 23 something happens between them but it was because Molly requested it to happen (which ???). Their relationship didn't really move forward until the last 5ish percent of the book. Once again this book was just the Molly show basically
Lucas, Molly's brother & Preston's bestie, has a girlfriend Rebecca. That was a weird relationship & it felt like as a reader I was missing part of the story. It sort of does get explained but idk it felt odd
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