Welcome to Fort Lauderdale… where the days are hot and the Knights are hotter!
Johan:
The last thing I need under my roof is a matchmaker… but that’s exactly what’s going to happen if my grandmother moves from Slovakia to Fort Lauderdale to live with me. She says it’s because she’s lonely, but I know better. She’s planning to find me a wife.
The problem is, I already have my eye on someone: my teammate’s sister. She’s gorgeous, sexy—and not staying in Florida. But now that I’ve had a taste, I don’t want her to leave. And I don’t know how to ask her to stay without risking it all.
Sloane:
I ran away when I was sixteen and I’ve never stopped. From the abuse of my childhood to the trauma of my failed marriage, it’s easier to keep moving. Until the search for my brother leads me to Fort Lauderdale.
Once I’m there I find a different kind of family—his team. Especially Johan. My brother warned everyone I’m off limits, but the Slovak hunk is known for breaking the rules both on and off the ice.
I just hope he doesn’t break my heart.
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My Review - 5 of 5 stars -
A bit slow at the start and then it took off! I had a hard time putting it down once it got going. There were plenty of moments that my emotions were engaged. Sloane had a very rough start to her life, and I loved how she was determined to be her own person, though she did become somewhat tunnel minded. Johan was so sweet, romantic, and hot. His willingness to move slowly to get what he wanted most. His grandmama was a hoot. The support of the team, despite Sloane's brother, Decker, and his issues, added very much to the story. I highly recommend this story.
I received a copy through 1852 Media, and this is my unsolicited review.
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