Blue Line Hockey (7 books in series)
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review 1: When I’m in the mood for a well-written romance that will leave me with a smile on my face, I’ll grab a book by Stephani Hecht. Her books never fail to entertain me and they always give me an hour or two of a nice escape from my everyday life. The Blue Line series is one of my fa...
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review 1: I skipped this story at first, because I didn't want to deal with such sad topics as HIV and I mostly seek rather light and escapist mm reading. But I enjoy these series, so I decided to read it anyway. For the most part the story's the same as the others - likeable characters, q...
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review 1: This is the fifth book in the series and is slightly different to the others. This book is a friends-to-lovers story and brings together Aldrich and Nobel. Aldrich is seriously injured and the permanent nature of his injuries means that he cannot play professional hockey again.It...
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review 1: Jochen is forced to spend the summer working at a goalie camp for kids to make some money, even though he'd not a goalie. He's upset at first to find out his roommate is one of the Cougars, the evil team, no matter how cute he is. However once he gets to know Rebel he realizes he...
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review 1: I enjoy the Canton brother stories, probably because the are centered around my favorite sport.The world is built well, the relationships are well defined. The roles of each brother are pretty clear, until the perfect man for the youngest Canton steps into the picture. For the fi...
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review 1: Like everyone else, I think the book should have been longer--I could go for double the size. The plot was great, the brothers were a mess but in a good way--a hot-headed, uber talented mess. Their secret was protected a little thin, to say the least. I mean, if I had been inv...
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review 1: Cup Check by Stephani Hecht is a novella at 21,431 words published by eXstasy Books, and it features two alternating third-person viewpoints. Other than more typos than I’m used to, I have no problems with this tightly written story that features vivid, insider-view details about...