Mistletoe and Dirty Goals by Heather C. Myers Cover Reveal

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Mistletoe and Dirty Goals
Heather C. Myers
(Slapshot, #11)
Publication date: December 6th 2021
Genres: Adult, Contemporary, Holiday, Romance, Sports

When NHL enforcer Logan goes home to his small town for the holidays, the last thing he expects is to run into his ex. She’s still pissed about how he left her – and he probably deserves it, but that doesn’t mean he doesn’t want back.

The problem?

Rachel isn’t interested. In fact, she’s currently dating someone else.

But Logan has always liked a challenge. This Christmas, Logan has no intention of spending the holidays alone, if he has any say in it.

It’s too bad Rachel is stubborn enough to always want the last word.

Tempers flare and sparks fly in this holiday sports romance by USA Today Best Selling Author Heather C. Myers!

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Author Bio:

Full disclosure: I am an acquired taste. I'm a typical blonde Orange County suburbanite who says 'like' more than necessary, laughs loud and probably obnoxiously, and loves to dance in the rain. I'm a 28 year old college graduate with more than a few tricks up my sleeve, and I also happen to be a pretty big Ducks fan. Oh, and I'm a writer. Like, for real.

I don't speak in third person (normally) nor do I wear glasses (except when I'm feeling particularly mischievous). I'm lucky to have found my soul mate at the ripe old age of 22, even though he frustrates me on purpose to get a reaction out of me. We live near Disneyland, have two rambunctious female puppies, and have two beautiful girls. He has two amazing boys, and has gotten me hooked on Smallville, watching soccer (okay, okay FOOTBALL - FC Barcelona, baby!), and Cancun Juice.

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