Pucked

This was effing delightful! I was thoroughly entertained reading/listening to this book. The characters were amazing; their banter was so good. I loved the sweet romantic scenes, and the spice was very nice. If the rest of the series is half this good, I will definitely work my way through it all.

This was effing delightful! I was thoroughly entertained reading/listening to this book. The characters were amazing; their banter was so good. I loved the sweet romantic scenes, and the spice was very nice. If the rest of the series is half this good, I will definitely work my way through it all.

This was a fun, smutty read. If you are a fan of lots of sex, minimal storyline, outlandish scenarios, and hot hockey players, then you will definitely like this book. Violet isn't into hot hunky hocky players. Which is a shame because her stepbrother is one and the guys on his team are hot, hot, hot. But Violet has morals and a good vibrator, she won't turn herself into a puck bunny. Most hockey players are big sluts and she doesn't want to get any STDs. But when she meets Alex, her stepbrother's teammate, all her own advice goes out the door. She stays the night with hockey's most infamous playboy and of course the sex is amazing. What's a girl to do?!?! Go back for more obviously! Soon there starts to be more feelings involved. Could show more what they have ever work?! Super cheesy, full of ridiculous scenarios and an enviable amount of boning. Pucked is a part of a series. I don't know that I will read more, but I am not opposed to it either. show less

This was a hilarious sports-themed romantic comedy that I completely enjoyed. Violet was such a funny narrator as the sister of hockey player, and stepdaughter of a hockey scout, and someone who after a bad experience, has sworn off hockey guys forever. Then she meets Alex Waters and they have instant chemistry. Lots of steamy times in this book, and the author has a hilarious writing voice.

Please excuse typos/name misspellings. Entered on screen reader.

I must be getting old, because this one was just a little cringey. In general, I liked Alex most of the time. I thought he was sweet, and he did a nice grovel at the end of the book. Violet was just a little too all over the place. Her overuse of a certain word drove me crazy. It's not just her, I've never liked that word - gross. Her obsession with Alex's anatomy was also just a little over the top. I would have loved more about his love for literature and his nerdy past, anything to tone all that crazy down. Mine is probably an unpopular opinion, because I've seen this book around for a while and most seem to love it. I'm not even sure why I picked it up other than that it has been sitting on my Kindle for a while and I wanted to read show more something that I didn't need to use a lot of brain power to read. This was that anyway. show less

“WTF makes violence so hot?”

That’s chapter one- Umm we are talking hockey here. Duh? I’ve read most of the reviews and you know what? I still liked it. Just know you have to have the mind of a horny 15 year old boy to appreciate it. Most of my friends would say I am much younger than that. Was the story relatable or credible? Ah, heck no. Funny as all get out? Heck YES!

If you are looking for a meaningful HEA, lots of or a little of drama and/or angst, turn around and one-click elsewhere. If you are in the mood to laugh at the antics, that rom-con mood hit you, this book is for you.

This was an interesting book for sure. I liked the plot and wow there was some good smut. But Violet is super weird and made me cringe multiple times. She says and does the weirdest things, especially during sex. If I were the guy, it would for sure ruin the mood haha. Good thing Alex loves her enough to put up with her. The male narrator was kind of odd; he was doing a Canadian accent, but it was too thick and I thought it sounded Irish. I still liked it, just an odd choice. There were some side characters that I'm hoping will get their own books so I can see what happens with them.