Publication Date: February 24, 2025
Sarah Smith is once again the QUEEN of hockey romances!! Suck My Puck was a delight to read and I absolutely flew through it. It was so fun to see Braden Blomdahl’s story after reading about him in the previous books. He was such a cutie pie and I loved seeing his and Bella’s relationship develop.
Bella and Braden go quickly from frustration to intense chemistry. The “let’s just get it out of our system once” trope hit so well in this book. He is SUCH a supportive king and I loved how much he showed his love through that validation. We love a man who always puts his woman first!!
This is Sarah’s third Denver Bashers book, and if you like hockey, these are a MUST read! Even if you don’t like hockey, the romance is just amazing and these books are a fantastic combination of sweet love and pure spice.
I voluntarily reviewed a free advance copy of this book provided by the author. The opinions expressed are my own.
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