Game Misconduct
An MM Enemies to Lovers Hockey Romance
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“A bold hockey romance that hits like a slap shot.” —Rachel Reid, USA Today bestselling author of Heated Rivalry
Two bitter rivals go head-to-head in this age-gap, enemies-to-lovers hockey romance.
Michael Sato is used to fighting.
An undersized defenseman, Mike had to be tough, clawing his way up from the minors by taking down one ferocious player at a time. No way is he going to lose his spot on the league roster, especially not by giving in to his attraction to a hot, infuriating rival.
Daniel Garcia is used to fighting, too.
Enforcer Danny is the biggest, meanest player on the ice. A target for anyone trying to make a name for themselves, he doesn’t show weakness, nor is he going to risk his last seasons for a sexy rookie who nearly knocked him on his ass.
When their intense physical connection explodes outside of the rink, Mike and Danny learn they just might be able to build something real, but only if they can let down their guard—and their fists—long enough.
Penalty Box Book 1: Game Misconduct Book 2: Delay of Game Book 3: Home Ice Advantage Book 4: Goaltender Interference
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Baran's red-hot m/m debut kicks off with longtime rival hockey enforcers Michael Sato and Danny Garcia getting into a fight outside a bar that leads unexpectedly to sex right there in the alleyway. Gay Japanese American Mike wants to keep hockey and sex separate and vows not to let the encounter throw off his game, but provocative texts and Snapchatting with bisexual Latino Danny keep him intrigued and their on-ice fights quickly start to feel like foreplay. Video sex finally sends Mike over the edge; he can no longer deny that he and Danny are "combustible" together, even if he still wants to punch Danny in the face whenever they meet in person. Baran offers plenty of action both on the ice and between the sheets, but as the guys get closer, Danny's heavy drinking starts to cause problems with both Mike and his own teammates. As Danny worries about his post-hockey career, his training skills help Mike improve his game. The sex may be rough, but the romance that develops out of it is surprisingly tender. This will scratch the itch for readers waiting for Rachel Reid's next Game Changers novel.
