Claimed By Three

A Why Choose Hockey Romance

Maggie has rules. Don't burn down the inherited bakery. And absolutely, under no circumstances, fall for the three hockey players living upstairs. She breaks both of them—spectacularly, deliciously, and completely on purpose.

My grandmother left me a bakery, a stack of secret recipes, and apparently, three professional hockey players.

I don't do surprises; I do spreadsheets and five-year plans that definitely don't include moving to Minnesota. But Grandma Rose's will is ironclad: keep Sweet Rose's Bakery open for six months, or lose everything.

A burst pipe forces three players into the apartments above my shop. And the slow, devastating realization that I'm falling for all of them.

There's Cal, whose quiet competence makes me feel capable instead of chaotic. Dex, the team enforcer with gentle hands and a passion for romance novels that makes my heart do dangerous things. And Nik, whose superstitions I once mocked but whose dry humor and soft vulnerability now keep me up at night.

They're not competing for me. They're choosing me. Together.

I’ve spent years shrinking myself in relationships, but these three are asking me to expand. But when my ex and predatory team management start circling the bakery, protecting my own heart seems less important than protecting theirs.

I came to sell a bakery. Now I'm discovering that the biggest risk isn't loving three men at once.

It's letting them love me back.

This is a small town, why choose romance about found family, fresh starts, and the courage to claim your own happily ever after.

AI performance made the book experience horrible!

AI-produced audiobooks can seriously ruin the listening experience. The narration often sounds flat and unnatural, with awkward pacing and mispronounced words that pull you out of the story. Without genuine emotion or nuance, characters feel lifeless and scenes lose their impact. For me, it turns what should be an immersive experience into a distracting one.