Book Review: Merry Pucking Christmas (Bears Hockey II) by Kelly Jamieson

 

Blurb: 

Harley Reid
My holiday plans? Boxed wine, flannel pajamas, and Netflix minus the “chill”. I hadn’t planned on getting off my apathy until after New Years—until I accidentally crash into my ex’s new girlfriend’s car. But it’s the motivation I need to flee to my Aunt Nora’s place in NYC for Christmas.

Colliding with a typically grouchy New Yorker isn’t my best foot forward. But sweet Jesus on a cracker, he’s a lickable, Viking-size hunk of hotness. As we somehow keep running into each other, I begin to believe I can shed the hurt and humiliation and be fearless.

Nils Axelsson

My holiday plans? Spending my hockey team’s break alone. My friend Nora, however, won’t let me escape her vortex of holiday cheer, and I find myself agreeing to take her niece to a Rockettes show.

I was expecting an awkward teenager in braces, but it’s the same woman who plowed into me in the elevator. A knock-me-sideways stunning blonde whose beauty and kindness hits me like a puck to the chest. The more time I spend with her, the more I want as much as I can get before she has to go back home. Unless I can give her a reason to stay.

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My Review - 5 of 5 stars - 

I loved Nils' honesty and Harley's innocence in the big city. Her desire to be brave and do more things was wonderful to watch. Their attraction was there from the first bump and grew as a sort of friendship before blossoming into love. With a couple hiccups in their path, they managed to choose the right direction to go. Also, Nora was a hoot, and I rooted for her as well.

I received a copy of this story through 1852 Media, and this is my unsolicited review.