Contract Season
An MM Hockey Romance
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4.1 • 65 Ratings
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- $11.99
Publisher Description
"This is hockey romance for hockey fans." —Rachel Reid, USA Today bestselling author of Heated Rivalry and The Long Game
A heartbroken hockey player and an up-and-coming country music star fake it for the cameras (or do they?) in Cait Nary’s delightfully sexy new novel.
Brody Kellerman has a plan. First, become the best defenseman in professional hockey. Second, get over his ex-boyfriend so he can focus on his game. Hooking up with the singer at his buddy’s wedding was the perfect solution, but it was never meant to be more than a one-night stand.
Seamus Murry has never planned a thing in his life, including hooking up with a smoking-hot hockey player. Being ghosted sucks, but at least one good thing came from it—the breakout hit song of the summer. Now he’s one of country music’s brightest stars, but one slipup—or in this case, video—might cost him his career.
When their video goes viral, Brody and Seamus agree to fake a relationship. But soon it's impossible to remember what is real and what's pretend, and although Brody has no intention of falling for freewheeling Seamus's charm…life doesn't always go according to plan.
Trade Season
Book 1: Season's Change
Book 2: Contract Season
Customer Reviews
A Follow-up with Chops
I wasn’t fully enthralled by Season’s Change, but found Contract Season demonstrated a positive evolution in Cait’s writing. She continued to develop well engaging characters, but also managed to improve the pacing of the story to keep the reader engaged. I also really appreciated how she wove Olly and Benji into the story of Brody and Sea… And the forward-look of the epilogue was closure to their story that seemed to be missing for Olly and Benji. Definitely a good read.
Contract Season
I’m not into the country music scene, but after reading the first ten pages I knew this was going to be a book I didn’t like. One of the main characters comes across as an alcoholic pothead that’s a total Ahole. Completely unlikable. If I had met this person, I would have immediately walked away no matter how good looking or popular he was. And later in the book he states “momma raised me right”. Well, not based on the way he lived his life. As far as the storytelling goes, at times it was difficult to tell which character was actually speaking. Had to go back and reread paragraphs to try and figure it out. But I did enjoy her previous book.
Okay, I love Cait Nary.
Her stories and characters are just so *real*. I love how she portrayed Sea and Brody’s struggles in this, both individually and as a couple. I mean, it was gut-wrenching much of the time, but it was just so good, too.
If you love romances where you really get to see the MCs grow and come into their own as individuals along with getting an HEA, read this. It’s excellent. (CWs listed at the front of the book.)