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Chicago Blaze, Book 6

Erik

Nothing rattles me. Well . . . almost nothing. As the most even-tempered player on the Chicago Blaze, I take everything in stride—hockey, fame, and life in general. No one knows that deep down, even I've got a trigger. She's a tall brunette with a gorgeous smile and an iron will. The woman who crushed my heart long ago. I never plan to return to Greentree Falls, Wisconsin, and lay eyes on Allie Douglas again—until suddenly, I'm left without a choice.

Allie

Somehow, I'm keeping it all together. Raising my nieces and nephew alone and working takes everything I've got and then some, but I get by. I don't have time for love, and who needs a man, anyway? I gave up the love of my life a decade ago, and now he's just a distant memory. Until one day, he comes back home. And once I see him, I'm not keeping it together anymore.

Not even close.

Contains mature themes.

©2020 Brenda Rothert (P)2024 Tantor Media

what's with the french accent?

I would have scored the narration higher if it were not for the totally rediculous french accent. How do mother and son have a french accent, when the mother is originally from wisconsin and the family (pre divorce) lived in various non-french speakers countries?
The story was strong enough to stand on its own, without adding the accent.