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Hockey Romance

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Blurb:

Clayton

Being the star player on the Walker Wolves has been

everything I was working towards.

That is, until my grades slip, threatening to take it all

from me.

I have to do something drastic to keep my dreams

alive, so I hire a tutor.

That’s when I met her.

Grace Myers.

She is the complete opposite of me. Shy, innocent,

kind.

She’s meant to tutor me on school, so why does it feel

like she is schooling me on life?

Grace

I have spent half my life in love with Kellan Cooper, but

he has never felt the same.

If friendship is all he can offer, it’s what I’ll take from

him.

I thought life was simple.

Until I met him.

Clayton James.

He is everything I’ve always hated. Loud, arrogant, a

player.

So why do I find myself unable to stop thinking about

him and his lips?

When opposites attract, will they have a fairytale

ending or are they destined to crash and burn?

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My Review: ⭐⭐⭐⭐ 4 out of 5 🏒

A story of opposites attract, don’t judge a book by it’s cover, and don’t believe all the rumors you’ve heard.

Clayton is the star of the University hockey team, he’s dedicated to his sport and his family. He’ll do what is needed to make sure he succeeds in the sport and goes the full distance as a pro, but he’s about to find out that his success could be in jeopardy.

Grace, she’s been around the hockey rink for years, knows how hockey players are and is not interested in any of them except her high school best friend. If she can’t have him as more than her friend, she’ll deal with it. When she gets to college her world is tipped upside down and she finds that all that she’s heard is not always true.

I enjoyed this college sports romance. It shows a lot of growth between the two main characters in how they think and what they do in their lives. It’s a bit sad, but it’s a great story and I enjoyed it.