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Game Net for - NHL 17

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NHL 17 introduces three new modes that connect you to the sport to live out your hockey fantasy. The...

Axel (Carolina Reapers #1)

Samantha Whiskey

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The NHL’s been at my door since I was 18. But I’d never leave the Swedish Hockey League. Now...

On The Ice ( Stick Side '#1)

Amy Aislin

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For college sophomore Mitch Greyson, determination and persistence are the name of the game if he...

2018 reads 5 stars reads male/male LGBT sport romance

ashezbookz (32 KP) rated Game Misconduct (The Dartmouth Cobras, #1) in Books

Jul 5, 2018

I love Sloan - I think Oriana is a bit annoying - woe is me until further toward the end where she gets more into herself - guess that's growth as a character which I like anyway.

I love Vanek too - he's my bae - I can't believe I haven't read his book yet and that makes me sad, just a taste of it at the end, wahhh!!!

Max and Dominick are just background noise to me in this book - neither stood out and neither were special to me in any way.

I love hockey books and the story and the end were pretty sweet too. Random thoughts - I adore this series though perhaps I'll go to Vaneks book next!

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AJaneClark (3975 KP) rated Dirty Secret (Slayers Hockey #1) in Books

Feb 20, 2021

Dirty Secret is the story of Allie and Vaughn. A light hearted and entertaining story of love. I enjoyed reading the combination of love and sport. Kelly added to my love of Hockey, and I appreciated the inclusion of the locker room banter.

From one memorable night, and a long remembered teenage crush, to a story of love, passion and secrets which change everything. Reading the perspective of Allie, always putting her brother first, it was wonderful to see her take something for herself, and seeing the change in Vaughn from his attitude on the ice, to his warmth with Allie.

Definitely worth the read and the five stars in my opinion.

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Jay Z recommended Outliers: The Story of Success in Books (curated)

"This book is about the principles of timing and repetition—about preparing yourself for luck, really. He talks about a hockey team, and how the players born in January had a year up on the guys born in December. They were fortunate that their birthday was early, but they also practiced—they put the work in. The book resonated with me because I was born at a time when there was an influx of incredible music into the culture, and I was lucky that my mom and pop were huge record collectors. In my house, I had music by Michael Jackson, Marvin Gaye, Prince, and the Commodores, and I'm listening to it every single day."

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