Tag: Forced Proximity
The Wildest One by Marni Mann
Red headed heroine ALERT! Sorry, not sorry, and BACK TO THE ACTION. This is a story of the right person at the wrong time, and all of their missed connections (I lost count) left me biting my tongue as I wanted nothing more than to scream at the both of them. Their chemistry was so…
My To Be Read Pile…
My to be read pile grew substantially over the weekend, and I could not be MORE excited for it! Thank you for having sales on a payday weekend! The haul includes books from four authors I haven’t read before and only one hockey book! Can you believe it?! I’m beginning to make the move from…
Rewind it Back by Liz Tomforde
The Windy City Series had been on my to be read list for quite some time, but I had yet to settle down with a Liz Tomforde book until Rio DeLuca showed up. Had I read the books in order, I would have understood more of his place within his friend group, but, it was…
Book Recommendations, the Week of July 7th, 2025
Josie Scott swore off men after one too many heartbreaks, perfectly content with her camera, her career, and a nice bottle of red wine. But when a broken elevator traps her with Toronto’s hottest hockey player, Wyatt Boone, what starts as a little flirtation turns into a steamy romance. Wyatt Boone is left doubting his…
Breakaway Hearts by Nikki Lawson
Breakaway Hearts is a swoony, spicy hockey romance (remember, I’m obsessed), featuring a sexually-starved curvy heroine and her loyal, hunky best friend. Reese Sutton, our golden retriever of an NHL star, is pure perfection. Charming, loyal, and unexpectedly vulnerable, he teams up with his lifelong best friend, Callie, to pretend they’re dating in hopes he…
Till Summer Do Us Part by Meghan Quinn
Meghan Quinn has done it again—with humor, heart, and a splash of second-chance romance, Till Summer Do Us Part delivers a feel-good story that’s both swoony and soul-stirring. Quinn’s ability to intertwine banter (seriously though, the dialogue between the main characters, Scottie Price and Wilder Wells is simply laugh-out-loud funny), while balancing character vulnerabilities, and…
Face Off by Chelsea Curto
A book is typically an automatic “yes” for me if the female main character has red hair. Being a red head, it’s easier to immerse myself in the read, almost imagining I’m able to switch places with the character. Combine that with my LOVE (my husband would call it borderline obsession) of hockey romance novels…