Book Review: Ice Daddy by June Winters
- Kristen Lewendon
- Apr 27, 2018
- 2 min read
Boston Brawlers Book 2
Once upon a time, Boston's best player scored -- and never even knew it.
Can bad boys become good daddies?
Nashville nursing student Paige McMillan only wanted to get over a cheating ex. But a few sinful hours with a tall, muscular bad boy left the good girl with a lifetime of responsibility -- and no idea who her adorable daughter's father really is.
Love him or hate him, hockey superstar Lance Couture makes no apologies for being the best -- or for living life to its fullest. He's hot, rich, and girls can't get enough of him. Why would a player like him ever settle down?
When a pro hockey team comes to town, Paige spots a familiar face in the most unlikely place: on the ice. The father of her daughter is Lance Couture, star of the Boston Brawlers. But the pro athlete isn't interested in talking about lost time. He'd rather replay their steamy one-night affair -- and his lips and tongue are oh so seductive ...
Can Paige resist the hockey hunk's advances and tell him the truth? Can Lance's career survive another off-ice controversy? Is there hope for a happy little hockey family?
Ice Daddy is a 60,000 word secret baby hockey romance! This standalone novel is the second entry in the Boston Brawlers series. No cheating, no cliffhanger, HEA always guaranteed!
My Review:
I find it kind of strange; I’m not really a hockey fan, but apparently I’m a fan of hockey fiction. Ever since I saw him in the previous book, I’ve been waiting for Lance to “get his”. And boy did fate ever get even with him. Lance comes across in this book as cocky yet charmingly, endearingly, sweet. It’s safe to say I pretty much adored him all the way through the book. Paige, on the other hand, didn’t always make me love her. Her motivations are completely understandable, I just wasn’t enamored of the way she chose to handle some situations. I know the ending isn’t anything unexpected, but it’s just so freaking adorable that I loved it anyway.
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