Playing with Trouble by: Lainey Davis (Audio Review)

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Playing with Trouble by Lainey Davis is a steamy, swoony, Stag-adjacent hockey romance that captures the heart from the very first page. Brought to life by the exceptional dual narration of Charlotte North and Alastair Haynesbridge, this story follows professional hockey player Bernard "Howie" Houser and Ella Rujkowski, the sharp-tongued, newly minted emergency nurse who also happens to be his best friend and teammate Jason’s little sister.

Sweet Oblivion by: Bella Matthews (Ausio Review)

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Sweet Oblivion by Bella Matthews is an absolute triumph, delivering the kind of high-stakes drama and swoon-worthy romance that leaves you completely invested from the very first page. As the long-awaited story of Ryker Beneventi, it lived up to every expectation and then some. Narrated by the talented duo of Aiden Snow and Angelina Rocco, the audiobook experience is nothing short of brilliant; Angelina brings Delaney to life with such depth and emotion, while Aiden is, as always, the perfect voice for a hero like Ryker.

Snow by: Brittanee Nicole (Audio Review)

 

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Snow by Brittanée Nicole, brought to life through the exceptional narration of James Cassidy and Megan Wicks, is a captivating conclusion to the Boston Bolts series that manages to be far more than a standard sports romance. What begins as a fun, slightly unhinged experiment—with a How to Lose a Guy in 10 Days vibe—quickly evolves into a deeply moving and addictive romance that proves Brittanée Nicole only gets better with every release.