The Ex Puck Bunny
She has one rule: never fall for her brother’s best friend. He has one goal: to prove that love is worth the penalty.
I’m a former hockey hype girl, aka a puck bunny. After a big win, I fell for the center who happened to be one of my brother’s best friends. Swept into celebrating, twenty-four hours later, we were in Las Vegas getting married. I didn’t want what happened in Vegas to stay in Vegas. I thought I had my happily ever after.
Two weeks later, he ditched me. Was it love or did my brain temporarily break?
Thankfully, I have a new brain. A mom brain. Because nine months later, I have a baby girl…and an ex-husband who wants nothing to do with us, resulting in me moving back to my hometown—Hockey Town.
Rumors circulate about my fall from grace. When did this cheerleader become a homebody?
When my brother’s other best friend gets traded to our hockey team and gives me a You’ve grown up look, my inner alarm rings. Except he needs my help with a social media makeover…and maybe I could use his. Not to exact revenge on my ex. My brother took care of that.
I was in love with love, but we broke up. But I might have a crush. One the size of a jellybean. He listens instead of giving advice and is helpful without me having to ask. Will my relationship with romance be restored, this time, with my brother’s (other) best friend?
This is a clean, sweet, closed door hockey romcom with lots of sweet kisses and a happily ever after. Lace up your skates and get ready to laugh, swoon, and have all the swoopy heart flutters!
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