Publication Date: July 22, 2025

Kenna King, the hockey romance queen that you are! Bleacher Report was SUCH a good read. From the opposite of a meet-cute between Peyton and Hunter to their absolutely romantic moments throughout the story, I was completely captivated. The banter and chemistry between these two is the perfect combination of hilarious and spicy!
You truly can’t go wrong with fake dating + forced proximity. The absolute scream I let out when Peyton and Hunter finally gave in was probably hilarious to everyone around me. Ugh. Their tension was just so good and I was really rooting for them to end up together!
After reading Match Penalty, I was so ready for more Seattle Hawkeyes hockey! I loved all the overlapping moments between Peyton and the other WAGS and the female friendships and bonds they built. I’m totally hooked on this world and so excited for more!
Thank you to the author and Chasing Books PR for the opportunity to read and review this book! I received a free advance copy of this book and am voluntarily leaving a review. All opinions expressed are my own.
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