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One Month with Vince Tanev: Tampa’s Hotshot Rookie Twenty-four-seven access on and off the ice. The headline says it all, and my bosses are over the moon when the opportunity of a lifetime lands in my lap. Of course, they aren’t aware that I’ve already met Vince Cool at an all-star gala — and that we were at each other’s throats the entire time. It doesn’t matter that he’s the kind of hot that shows God has favorites — messy brown hair, heated hazel eyes, the smirk of a rockstar, and a scar over his eyebrow that makes every woman particularly feral. He’s a rich, cocky playboy — a brand I’m all too familiar with, and one I’m determined to never be around again. But after my coverage of the gala stirs up buzz, the team’s General Manager and my CEO strike a deal. To help fill the arena at home games, I’ll get up close and personal with Tampa’s new shiny toy. Whether he’s at practice, playing in a game, partying, or drinking coffee half-naked in his condo — I’ll be there for all of it. Vince gets under my skin like no one else. It isn’t long before that paper-thin line between hate and lust blurs, and being around him every waking minute of the day leaves no chance to escape his devilish stare. The air crackles between us. The tension is hot enough to melt my inhibitions. But I know the way this story ends. I’ve lived it once before. As much as I work to guard my heart, my body is a traitor — and if this man puts his hands on me, I know I’ll submit to desire. I thought one month with Vince Tanev was a game I could win easily. But I might have just met my match.
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Loved it!
Well, this was my second book by Kandi Steiner and I have yo say I loved it more than the first one I read. Not that the other one was bad. But I’m just not into football books. The story on this caught more my attention and the fact that I knew about the sport and understood when they explained things about the game made my fly by it. Definitely worth it and I can’t wait to read the next one.
I’m so happy Kandi Steiner went into her hockey era, because these boys just became my favorite fictional hockey team and we’re only one book into the series!
Vince Tanev was the hockey hero I needed in my life. Too bad he’s just another fictional one. He made me so happy though, I adored him. And Maven King was a lovely complicated heroine.
It was beautiful how the relationship between these two developed. Can’t recommend this one enough!