I stop pucks at 100mph, but even I didn't see this coming.
Do you have any idea what it's like to question who you are with the world watching? Neither do I. I've got questions, but as long as I'm the starting goalie and captain of the Colorado Bulldogs NHL team, answers can wait until I retire.
Or so I thought, until my path crosses Tripp Cooper's.
The self-described brat is loud, obnoxious and deliberately crass. He's also got this charisma about him that comes from being comfortable in his own skin. Skin that I find beautiful despite rarely noticing such things. And that mouth...
Most people find Tripp's sass off-putting, but I find it intriguing. I admire his ability to be himself, consequences be damned, which is why he's the one I confess my deepest secret to. And when he offers to help me answer those questions I've been too afraid to ask, the missing pieces of who I am seem to fall into place.
My journey of self-discovery may put my mind at ease, but it uncovers the trauma of Tripp's past, revealing that he's even more in need of healing than I am. I just hope he'll let me be the man to help him.
Thor meets Tony Hawk in this bi-awakening MM romance about a serious hockey goalie, a bratty skateboarder, a dare involving cake, and a lesson in how to use joysticks-for video games of course.
Author's Note: Bad Pucking Influence is a queer romance featuring hockey players, not a hockey book featuring lgbtq+ love. Fans of snarky playboys and gentle giants will enjoy this light-hearted, steamy yet touching love story. This spicy journey contains gay characters, same-sex romance, and themes of acceptance. It's written as book two in the Colorado Bulldogs MM hockey series, and while it can be read as a standalone, it's suggested you read book one first.