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Knot That Pucker (Knotty Puckers, #3)
Knot That Pucker (Knotty Puckers, #3)
Cassie Lein, Bre Rose | 2025 | Romance, Science Fiction/Fantasy
10
10.0 (2 Ratings)
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KNOT THAT PUCKER is the first book in the Knotty Puckers series, and also the first book with a Deaf main character that I have read.

Okay, quick run down - Bayleigh is Deaf, working as the social media manager for the Krakens, and is the younger sister of one of their players, Benton. Her scent mate has rejected her for being Deaf, and she has been bullied on more than one occasion for her disability. Korbin plays for the Scorpions, mortal enemies of the Krakens, and has a bad history with Benton. Lincoln is Korbin's brother, and Milton is their brother in all but blood, who also plays for the Scorpions. With me? Good.

Now, I read this in one sitting, because I simply could NOT put it down! I loved that it was Lincoln first, rather than the hotshot hockey players, BUT I loved how they were with Bayleigh. It is slow build, as none of them are prepared to rush Bayleigh, but when it gets hot, get your fan ready. Bayleigh is a wonderful character, being both strong and yet fragile, which, given her past, makes perfect sense. I loved how they all learnt ASL for her, which is exactly how it should be.

I spent most of the book disliking Benton for his attitude, but he pulled through in the end. And now, I can't wait to read his story! I really hope we see his sister and her mates too, as I don't think I'm ready to leave them behind. I need a Lincoln in my life!!!

Absolutely adored this book, and I can't wait to continue with the series. HIGHLY RECOMMENDED by me.

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Merissa
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Jan 16, 2026
  
Ready or Knot (Operation Mate #1)
Ready or Knot (Operation Mate #1)
M.Z. Arthur | 2026 | LGBTQ+, Romance, Science Fiction/Fantasy
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READY OR KNOT is the first book in the Operation Mate series, and I really should have guessed the name of the agency from that! Just saying!!

Will is the Omega in this story, coming up to his heat, but taking suppressants. He works as an IT guy, but is looking for another job or a better-paid/benefits job. He accepts a part-time Front Office manager position with the start-up. Ray is the Alpha, joining the start-up company owned by his friend. There is an instant spark, but they give each other a month to see if it's still sparking.

This story sort of crosses genres, with it being both an Omegaverse story, but also mentioning a BDSM club and rules, as well as play. I did enjoy it, but the pacing felt off in places. Sometimes, it felt as though things were being rushed; other times, it was going too slowly. There was one part that, although it was mentioned and covered in the book, felt very off. The club. I'm not talking about Will, as a newbie, being allowed to wander freely. No, that part was okay. What I'm talking about is the harassment he faced, and no one stepped in. No bouncers, no Masters, nothing. For how good this club is supposed to be (as we're told), that didn't fit for me.

It is the first book in a series, and sometimes, it takes a while to settle into a new series. I am definitely interested in continuing with this series, especially for Gabe's story. Go on, take a chance. I did enjoy it and do recommend it.

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Merissa
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Feb 10, 2026