BLURB ➞
A talented rookie who’s about to lose it all. A reluctant sports therapist who might be able to help.
He has everything a man could want. A lucrative hockey contract. Adoring fans. A family who loves him.
But he’s about to throw it all away. Logan Tate’s name is dominating the headlines for all the wrong reasons. Instead of goals and assists, the talented young defenseman has been racking up fights and suspensions.
I work with athletes who are struggling, but Logan’s different. He’s not just going to blow his season, but his entire career. And now he can’t return to the ice until he deals with his issues, but the stubborn man won’t let anyone get close enough to help.
Which is why I packed up and followed him to his family’s property in the remote mountains of Colorado. He can’t avoid me here.
The only problem?
I can’t avoid him either. He’s chopping wood and building fires, rescuing my car from snowy ditches, and inviting me to Sunday dinners with his loud extended family. He’s a whole lot of man, but beneath all those hard edges is an unexpected tenderness.
Tempted or not, I have to stay out of his bed and get him back to the ice . . . no matter how difficult that might be.
This is a sizzling new romance in the Looking to Score series. Each book can be read as a standalone.
Find Lost Haven, fix your broken hockey player, and get the heck out of here before the snow arrives.
ARC REVIEW ➞
Logan Tate is the star rookie; however, he is also struggling. Now suspended for eight games, he needs to get some help and return to the rink stronger than ever and be the true player he is. Summer is a sports psychologist and she has her work cut out for her when it comes to Logan and getting him to open up. However, now that she is staying on his family’s property, they can’t avoid each other.
I loved the chemistry between Logan and Summer and there is plenty of tension between the two of them. However, with Logan struggling and Summer being there to help him they both try to fight their connection. The slow burn is completely worth it in the end!
I absolutely loved the entire Tate family and I hope that there is more of them in the future!
If you’re looking for a slow burn hockey romance this is one to check out.
