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Love and Hockey: Books 4-6
A collection of three sports romances featuring hockey players who talk dirty, play hard, and fall even harder. Each book centers on one couple and has a guaranteed HEA!
Icebound
Working as a nanny for a pro hockey player should be simple, right?
Except this single dad is scorching hot, a decade older than me… oh, and he’s my brother’s best friend.
He’s been burned by betrayal before, and so have I. We’re both determined to keep love at arm’s length.
So why has he been featuring in way too many of my fantasies? And why did I walk in on him and hear him groan my name?
Giving in to the attraction between us would be a bad idea… but with every passing day, I have a harder time remembering why.
And when he knocks on my door one night and growls, “F ck it,” I just have to hope that his filthy words, tender touches, and gruff protectiveness won’t melt the ice around my heart.
Because this thing between us? It can never last.
Cross Check
I’m the coach’s daughter. He’s the team’s new rookie—and the man who gave me the hottest night of my life.
After a messy breakup, I wanted one night to forget. No names. No complications. Just heat and a handsome stranger who made my knees weak.
But when pre-season training starts, guess who shows up on the ice wearing my father’s team’s jersey?
Now we’re stuck in each other’s orbit. He’s off-limits for a million reasons—including the fact that my father has expressly forbidden any of his players from touching me.
But Declan? He’s not playing fair. He remembers everything about me, supports my dreams, and gets all growly and possessive in front of my ex.
The more time we spend together, the harder it is to remember why we shouldn’t be doing this.
But when the guy you’re trying not to fall for is already all in? Staying away might be the biggest penalty of all.
Goal Line
As a single mom with a rough past, I’ve learned to guard my heart. But this grumpy goalie might just slip past all my defenses…
When my lease falls through, superstar goalie Grant Parker offers me and my nine-year-old daughter a place to stay.
I wasn’t prepared for how sweet he is with my daughter. Or for the way he anticipates my needs, or how he looks at me like I’m not just a struggling single mom… but a woman worth desiring.
For years I’ve been in survival mode, but Grant makes me remember what it’s like to want something for myself.
The problem is, I’m terrified to risk my heart again. Because if I let myself fall for this gruff, protective goalie…
What happens when it all falls apart?
Tropes included in this single dad/nanny, age gap, brother’s best friend, coach’s daughter, anonymous one-night stand, single mom, grumpy/sunshine, forced proximity, forbidden romance, jealous/possessive hero, praise/dirty talk, and more of your favorites!
Icebound
Working as a nanny for a pro hockey player should be simple, right?
Except this single dad is scorching hot, a decade older than me… oh, and he’s my brother’s best friend.
He’s been burned by betrayal before, and so have I. We’re both determined to keep love at arm’s length.
So why has he been featuring in way too many of my fantasies? And why did I walk in on him and hear him groan my name?
Giving in to the attraction between us would be a bad idea… but with every passing day, I have a harder time remembering why.
And when he knocks on my door one night and growls, “F ck it,” I just have to hope that his filthy words, tender touches, and gruff protectiveness won’t melt the ice around my heart.
Because this thing between us? It can never last.
Cross Check
I’m the coach’s daughter. He’s the team’s new rookie—and the man who gave me the hottest night of my life.
After a messy breakup, I wanted one night to forget. No names. No complications. Just heat and a handsome stranger who made my knees weak.
But when pre-season training starts, guess who shows up on the ice wearing my father’s team’s jersey?
Now we’re stuck in each other’s orbit. He’s off-limits for a million reasons—including the fact that my father has expressly forbidden any of his players from touching me.
But Declan? He’s not playing fair. He remembers everything about me, supports my dreams, and gets all growly and possessive in front of my ex.
The more time we spend together, the harder it is to remember why we shouldn’t be doing this.
But when the guy you’re trying not to fall for is already all in? Staying away might be the biggest penalty of all.
Goal Line
As a single mom with a rough past, I’ve learned to guard my heart. But this grumpy goalie might just slip past all my defenses…
When my lease falls through, superstar goalie Grant Parker offers me and my nine-year-old daughter a place to stay.
I wasn’t prepared for how sweet he is with my daughter. Or for the way he anticipates my needs, or how he looks at me like I’m not just a struggling single mom… but a woman worth desiring.
For years I’ve been in survival mode, but Grant makes me remember what it’s like to want something for myself.
The problem is, I’m terrified to risk my heart again. Because if I let myself fall for this gruff, protective goalie…
What happens when it all falls apart?
Tropes included in this single dad/nanny, age gap, brother’s best friend, coach’s daughter, anonymous one-night stand, single mom, grumpy/sunshine, forced proximity, forbidden romance, jealous/possessive hero, praise/dirty talk, and more of your favorites!
1441 pages, Kindle Edition
Published April 20, 2026
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September 4, 2026
Meh. Good, but could have been better.
So I rated each of the books individually as I read them because I didn't want to forget the details and all that stuff. But I had a four, a three and a half, and a three-star review for the books overall. So I reflect that as a three overall for the box set.
I think this book is better if read broke it up as opposed to all together. With it all together, there are too many items from one book to the next, such as the "first" bedroom experience together for all of the couples. That got super old, so fast.
The last book could have been the best, but then it felt inconsistent and like I was reading about different characters at certain times. I understand that Grant grew and changed, but some things didn't feel authentic in the book. And then the end of that one left me disappointed overall. And that's not what you want for a series ending.
Well I wouldn't say these books are bad, I also wouldn't recommend them to my friends. Unless they were major major hockey fans. But that's just not really my friends' backgrounds either.
So I rated each of the books individually as I read them because I didn't want to forget the details and all that stuff. But I had a four, a three and a half, and a three-star review for the books overall. So I reflect that as a three overall for the box set.
I think this book is better if read broke it up as opposed to all together. With it all together, there are too many items from one book to the next, such as the "first" bedroom experience together for all of the couples. That got super old, so fast.
The last book could have been the best, but then it felt inconsistent and like I was reading about different characters at certain times. I understand that Grant grew and changed, but some things didn't feel authentic in the book. And then the end of that one left me disappointed overall. And that's not what you want for a series ending.
Well I wouldn't say these books are bad, I also wouldn't recommend them to my friends. Unless they were major major hockey fans. But that's just not really my friends' backgrounds either.
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