Pucking Tempest by: Liz Lincoln

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In Pucking Tempest by Liz Lincoln, the classic "brother’s teammate" trope is given a fresh, high-stakes spin that makes for an absolutely addictive read. The story begins with what was supposed to be a simple, anonymous one-night stand—the kind of evening Charlie spent seven months trying to forget because it was, quite frankly, the best night of her life. The mystery man, Leif, is no longer a distant memory when Charlie starts her new job working for the same professional hockey team where her overprotective brother plays. Not only is Leif her brother’s newest teammate, but he also happens to be her new next-door neighbor.

Try Me by: Adriana Locke(Audio Review)

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In Try Me by Adriana Locke, readers are treated to rom-com gold that balances sharp humor with a surprisingly deep emotional core. The story centers on Gianna, a smart and fiercely confident podcaster who has built her brand, "Gianna Knows Things," on the belief that love is a rational choice rather than an uncontrollable fairytale.

Hans by: S.J. Tilly(Audio Review)

 


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Hans by S.J. Tilly is the conclusion of her gripping Alliance series, a dark mafia romance that brings the saga to a bittersweet and high-octane finish. Narrated once again by the talented Jack Calihan and Chloe Ryan, the story centers on Hans Eklund, a man who believes his hands are too stained with the blood of his past to ever deserve a future.