I enjoy a love-hate relationship with Alaska, where I live with my husband and two teen-aged sons. While I struggle with some aspects of the 49th state (darkness, cold) I have grown to appreciate the unique things the last frontier has to offer (no...
The characters were fun, flawed, and so real. ~Amazon Reader
A young Earl still paying for the sins of his father. A spirited American Miss granting her father’s dying wish. Georgia and Will have nothing in common on paper, but Rebecca Thomas takes the most unlikely couple and makes them a perfect fit.
Will was a bit too stuffy at first, but I completely understood why. He was desperate to be accepted by society after all the dishonor his late father…
A beautiful book trailer for a book I just finished. It takes place in a brutal fantasy world and it’s a really good story about the desire for freedom, about self-sacrifice, friendship and love.
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When Georgia entered the
library without being announced, Will glanced up from his writing and was
momentarily stunned into silence. He stood and stared.
“Sorry to keep you
waiting, my lord.” She sashayed across the room like a blast of fresh air off
the ocean. With a little bite of lingering salt in her wake.
She wore a simple, blue
day dress, and her hair was pulled back quite severely and knotted at the base
of her neck, but Will found her quite pretty. Without the trousers and the dust
covering her face, turning her into a lady seemed a little less insurmountable.
“I daresay, Miss Duvall, you’ve transformed yourself quite nicely. I’m afraid
you no longer resemble a jockey.”
“We might be able to cut a deal then.” Marsdale absently rubbed his chin. “A wager of sorts.” “What kind of wager?” Unless the odds were clearly stacked in his favor, Will wasn’t generally the gambling sort, but he’d listen to the proposal. “If you put your matchmaking abilities to good use and find a suitable match for my cousin, I’ll give you that horse.” “That horse!” Will gestured to the racetrack as the troupe of eight horses passed. The black edged into the lead. “The one that’s pulling ahead? That’s your horse?” “Ye
Haylie Keene wants to put the past behind her and move on after her jock boyfriend cheats on her. Her friends convince her that a hook-up (or maybe a little revenge sex) is the best place to start. Except she’s steering clear of hockey players, as in, never ever again.
Alaska State all-star defenseman Cam Erickson is a calculated risk taker. He weighs the pros and cons and knows Haylie is a bad investment on so many levels, but something about her gets under his skin. And once he makes up his mind, he pulls out all the stops to make her his.
Haylie soon realizes that Cam’s quiet charm and unfaltering confidence is like a magnet she doesn’t want to refuse. Their chemistry is undeniable and maybe the rules she set up for herself are worth reconsidering.
Still heartbroken, Haylie is only looking for a few hours of pure bliss. But hockey hero Cam wants more than a hook-up. His goal? Ice-melting romance.
I really wanted this to be way longer than it was! I enjoyed the characters, the hockey puns, and the incredible hook-up. It’s part one in the series and doesn’t have the most satisfactory end, but it’s enough to make me interested in the next part!
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