Exes & Goals
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3.8 • 269 Ratings
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Publisher Description
Bad boy hockey player Zachary Ryan heats things up on the ice... and in the bedroom.
As a blogger for the Newport Beach Seagulls, Harper Crawford is living her dream. She gets to write about her favorite sports team - and get paid for it.
Granted, she wishes she could shove an old jock strap in the smart mouth of new acquisition and cocky bast*rd, Zachary Ryan, but hey, she'll take what she can get.
When she's required to do a character piece on him at a local nightclub, she screams in her pillow. But getting to know the six foot four, two hundred and twenty pounds of solid muscle better, she realizes he's not all that bad.
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The minute Zachary Ryan sees Harper Crwaford at Taboo nightclub during a team bonding session dressed in a plaid shirt and converse sneakers, he has to get to know her better.
Except there's a problem from her past that won't go away. Harper has an ex that won't stay in her past - where he belongs.
When Zachary gets involved, things get heated and his notorious temper flares.
Zach knows Harper doesn't want to get involved with a hockey player - especially with an overzealous ex who won't leave her alone - but he plans to change her mind. No matter what the cost.
Fans of hockey and sizzling romance are devouring this best-selling series by a USA Today best-selling author!
Customer Reviews
Good story
Nice balanced story. Always better when there’s a sportsmen involved.
Needs editing
One minute she is wearing a dress then next a shirt! Needs editing
Disappointing
Difficult to read, I couldn’t actually finish the book. Threads in the storyline changed, for example the main character says in the beginning of the book she’s been broken up with her ex for 8 months. She then later talks about being a victim of DV with said ex and didn’t see him for the year the restraining order was in place. After the restraining order was over he started showing up at places. It’s like the author (or maybe the editor) decided it required a little more for the story and therefore decided to beef it up a bit. There have been other inconsistencies in the book making it difficult to trust the story.