Books matching: college hockey romance
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In 'The Graham Effect', Gigi Graham, daughter of NHL legend Garrett Graham, is determined to follow in her father's footsteps and achieve her dream of an Olympic gold medal. To improve her skills, she enlists the help of Luke Ryder, a hockey player on the men's team aiming to impress her father. Their relationship evolves from hockey assistance to a deeper connection, blending elements of found family, ambition, and overcoming obstacles in the world of college sports.
Elle Kennedy's writing style shines in this second-generation novel, combining authentic male points of view, witty banter, and strong character development. The book navigates the merger of rival hockey teams, the dynamics of a budding romance, and the pursuit of dreams with a mix of humor, heart, and relatable struggles.
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Tate and Maggie are mortal enemies from feuding families, but when their grandfathers end up in jail, their paths cross, leading to a secret relationship. As they navigate the thin line between love and hate, they uncover the unexpected cause of their families' feud, ultimately bringing both families together. Set in the Moo U universe, "Blindsided" is a college hockey romance filled with family drama, great friendships, and a touch of mystery, all told from both POVs.
The book explores the enemies-to-lovers trope with a twist, akin to a modern-day Romeo and Juliet story. Tate and Maggie's relationship is described as intense and steamy, with perfect chemistry that keeps readers hooked from the first page to the flawless ending. The plot intertwines humor, banter, and unexpected revelations about the origins of the family feud, making it a truly enjoyable and engaging read.
Pick up the phone for once, my brain hisses as I hook a left onto North Avenue and force myself to slow down. The last thing I need right now is a speeding ticket on top of everything else. Of course,...
(Also, see 62 recommendations for the series Moo U ) - #3
'Shutout' by Avery Keelan is a college hockey romance novel that delves into hard-hitting topics such as cancer, genetic testing, pressure for success, and the complexities of friendships. The story follows the characters Seraphina and Tyler as they navigate their growing feelings for each other, initially starting with a casual hookup but eventually leading to a deep emotional connection. The book is praised for its engaging plot, well-developed characters, and addictive writing style that keeps readers engrossed until the very end.
(Also, see 33 recommendations for the series Rules of the Game ) - #4
'Iced Out' in the 'Heston U Hotshots' series by Veronica Eden is a heartwarming romance novel that follows the story of Maya and Easton. The book explores their blossoming relationship amidst the backdrop of college hockey rivalries and personal challenges. Easton, a reformed player, is determined to win over Maya, who is focused on her goals and dreams. As their connection deepens, they navigate through emotional growth, trust, and love, all while facing past traumas and family responsibilities.
The writing style of 'Iced Out' is described as engaging, sweet, and heart-melting. The author, Veronica Eden, skillfully weaves a storyline that captures the reader's attention from the very beginning. The book is praised for its well-developed characters, steamy romance, and the absence of clichéd breakup tropes, making it a quick and emotionally satisfying read for fans of college hockey romances.
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'Team Players' in the 'Mendell Hawks' series by Deanna Grey is a college hockey romance that delves into the complexities of a friends with benefits relationship between two hockey captains. The book explores the challenges faced by the characters as they navigate their casual arrangement, lead their teams, and try to avoid falling for each other. The author weaves a story filled with steamy romance, strong character development, and engaging plot twists, creating a captivating narrative that keeps readers hooked from start to finish.
The writing style of Deanna Grey in 'Team Players' is praised for its ability to deliver a sweet, fun, and steamy love story while also highlighting the importance of strong friendships. The banter and respect between the main characters, Aderyn and Sam, are particularly lauded, showcasing a bond that evolves through vulnerability, trust, and mutual understanding. The book not only focuses on the romantic relationship but also delves into the anxieties and complexities of the characters, making them relatable and multidimensional.
(Also, see 29 recommendations for the series Mendell Hawks ) - #6
'The Enforcer' in the series 'Lakeside University Hockey' by Avery Keelan follows the second chance romance between Nash and Violet. After meeting during freshman year and falling deeply in love, their relationship ends due to past traumas and baggage. Three years later, they are forced to work together, leading to a rocky restart of their relationship. As they navigate their rekindled love, both Nash and Violet must confront their demons and grow as individuals to make their relationship work. skillfully portrays real-life struggles and anxieties while delivering a sweet, spicy, and emotional storyline that keeps readers engaged and invested.
Avery Keelan's writing style in 'The Enforcer' is praised for its depth, character development, and ability to handle difficult subjects with gentleness and tact. offers a blend of sweet and spicy moments, slow and fast burn romance, and a mix of good and bad experiences that resonate with readers. The characters, especially Nash and Violet, are relatable and undergo significant growth throughout the story, making their second chance at love both heartwarming and realistic.
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Bitter Sweet Heart follows the story of Maverick Waters, the son of hockey legend Alex and Violet, as he navigates a forbidden romance with his creative writing professor, Clover Sweet. The book delves into themes of redemption, overcoming past traumas, and forging deep connections amidst family dynamics. The writing style captures the emotional journey of Maverick and Clover, showcasing their intense chemistry and character growth.
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Lies, Hearts and Truths ) - #8
'Getting Lucky Number Seven' by Cindi Madsen is a new adult novel that follows the story of Lyla, a shy chemistry nerd who decides to break out of her shell by creating a College Bucket List. With the help of her best friend, Beck, a charming hockey player, Lyla embarks on a journey of self-discovery, transformation, and unexpected romance. The book beautifully captures the evolution of their friendship into something more, as they navigate college life, personal growth, and the realization of their true feelings for each other.
The dual point of view in the book allows readers to delve into the minds of both Lyla and Beck, witnessing their individual transformations and the deepening of their relationship. The story combines elements of humor, friendship, romance, and self-discovery, creating a heartwarming and engaging narrative that explores themes of love, friendship, and personal growth in a college setting.
Ever notice that drunk people are, like, the worst whisperers ever? The guys were in the kitchen, getting more drinks and discussing my roommate’s nice ass in what I’m sure they thought were hushed to... - #9
"Rule Number Five" in the "Rule Breaker" series by J. Wilder follows the story of Sidney King, a determined young woman focused on her political career, and Jaxton Ryder, a charming hockey player destined for the NHL. When they meet, sparks fly, but Sidney's strict rules, especially against dating hockey players due to her past experiences, create a barrier between them. As Jax tries to break down her walls and prove his worth, their relationship faces challenges, heartbreak, and ultimately a test of whether they can overcome their differences for love. The book is a rollercoaster of emotions, filled with angst, romance, and moments that tug at the heartstrings, all wrapped in a captivating writing style that keeps readers engaged until the very end.
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Tutoring the Player follows a heartwarming collegiate hockey romance between Daisy, a shy and introverted wallflower, and Jordan, a popular jock with a hidden depth. The story delves into their unexpected connection that evolves from flirtatious emails to a deep and meaningful relationship. Set against the backdrop of a college campus, the book explores themes of opposites attracting, friendship turning into love, and the challenges of navigating unexpected feelings. Rebecca Jenshak's writing style intricately weaves together moments of sweetness, passion, and character development, creating a captivating and engaging read for fans of sports romances.