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RELEASE BLITZ - From Puck to F*ck by M. Lane

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Title: From Puck to F*ck Series: Me to We Collection #1 Author: M. Lane Genre: Contemporary Romance Tropes: Hockey Romance/Fake Relationship Release Date: March 21, 2024 BLURB I accidentally bid on a date with hockey star Rake Hanson, AKA Mr. Puck-Head, at a charity auction. Now I’m stuck with him. He’s the poster boy for everything I can’t stand in a guy – sports nut, ego, and that annoying thing called charm. Some “prize.” While his grunts and one-word answers threaten to drive me up the wall, at least he’s nice to look at with those broad shoulders, strong jawline, and big… hands. Regardless, he’s an unrepentant grouch. If he ever smiles, I have no doubt his face will crack. Our date, where I must beam for the cameras and pretend I don’t loathe every second of it, is destined to be a frosty disaster. It goes even worse than I imagine, involving a chartered flight to Vegas, too many cocktails at a roulette table, a wedding chapel, and a couple drunken “I do’s.” And now his sports ag...

Review: Slick Senator - Mika Lane ( Cocky Hero Club)

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Review: Slick Senator - #Cocky Hero Club - Mika Lane - June 2020 As I slowly make my way through the Cocky Hero Club books, some I am finding average whereas others are amazing. It also shows me that I now have to seriously read British Bedmate by Penelope Ward and Vi Keeland as the two Cocky Hero Clubs that I have enjoyed the most have used that book as their starting point. As those who have read British Bedmate will know - the book features Bridget who falls in love with the sexy British doctor Simon and they have an amazing love for one another which shows in Slick Senator as the pair feature throughout as our main female character Cricket Curtain is best friends with Bridget. Cricket works at the Washington times as an obituaries writer which she doesn't mind but wishes she was out chasing bigger and better stories. I have to admit I think it would be fun writing the obits and I loved all the pre-emptive ones they had on hand too - what a clever idea...