The Gingerbread Cafe
A Secret Identity Hockey Romance
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4.7 • 6 Ratings
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- $4.99
Publisher Description
A secret identity romance between a former NHL star and the owner of the league's newest team. But can you truly fall in love with someone who's keeping their identity a secret? A charming, sweet hockey romance with characters so real they'll feel like long-lost friends.
Miranda's family thinks she's crazy. Not only did she just buy a hockey team—which made her a tiny bit famous—but she also moved into a small house out in the country. And, to their chagrin, she's still single.
(Not like she could ever find a man to understand her.)
Unless maybe she shed her true identity and pretended to be an average gal.
It seems to be working because she just met Dak—a down-to-earth coffee shop owner who understands her without explanation. And not only is he handsome, he makes her laugh.
Dak understands Miranda of course he does. He's former NHL...
And little does she know, her team is currently trying to recruit him to work with her rookies.
Which means that at some point he's going to have to burst their happy, romantic bubble and tell her exactly who he is…
Dive into the final hockey romance novel in the Hockey Sweethearts series. This is a closed door, curvy heroine romance. Available in ebook and audiobook.
Customer Reviews
Dakaranda
Dak & Miranda. She who Slays All Day. He’s a hot jock, ex-hockey player. He knows who she is but she doesn’t know him. Both had stuff they had to work through, but they had some really sweet times getting to see the best in each other. He leads the hockey heroes rescuing sick kids from a fire. She faces fears of rejection & not fitting in. A fun and entertaining story of love conquering all.
She’s independent, he falls in live immediately- does she give in?
I adore this one too! While it can be read as a standalone, it weaves together with the other characters and stories from the series. Also, the hot guy who’s taken down instantly by the fully independent woman who takes a bit to catch up? Adorable. It’s filled with moments of laughter, several spots where I teared up, and a beautiful happy ending for Dak and Miranda.