Dirty D-Man

Oh so sweet and sexy. How you could you not absolutely love Grant Bowie. It took him a minute but he finally got out of his own way. I love how he didn’t waver about who his loyalties were with. I liked that Piper was trying to figure out life. Messy isn’t always bad and sometimes it’s down right exciting😉. I can’t wait until Boomer finally gets his. This series is so much fun to read. Until next time y’all happy reading.

April 2, 2023
I received a complimentary early release e-book prior to release and am voluntarily leaving a review.

This is a forbidden romance between Bowie who is also black and his best friend, brother from another mother teammate and roommate, Ben's baby sister, Piper.

Ben ends up sick and having surgery around the time that Piper is moving in with her brother and Bowie. She also has been in love with Bowie since she was a kid and now, she sees it as the perfect chance to explore those feelings.

He has always told his friends and teammates that she was in the no go zone and so Bowie tries his best to avoid her. What makes this story different is that Ben thinks his sister is a big mess and so the forbidden thing is not to protect her but to protect his friends from her flightiness.

What happens when Bowie can't fight his feelings anymore? Well, you will have to read this story to find out. I liked the different angle on the forbidden sister vs teammate and best friend storyline here.

Mira Lyn Kelly has done it again with yet another fantastic addition to her Slayers Hockey series. This is a friend’s little sister/off-limits/reluctant roommates book that features two great characters, Bowie and Piper. These two have had feelings for one another for quite some time, but neither one will admit to their attraction. Bowie is broody and moody but ultimately a really good guy who is struggling to come to terms with his attraction to Piper. And Piper is dealing with issues of her own, ones that make her question her self-worth. Watching these two snip and snap at one another, fighting their mutual interest, and ultimately give in to the inevitable was so satisfying. The book has loads of heat and heart. And it’s always fun to get glimpses of the other players and their significant others from past books. I highly recommend this one.