Luca

Chicago Blaze Series, Book 2

De: Brenda Rothert

Narrado por: Erik Bloomquist, Madeleine Dauer

Abby

I only have one love now - the home furnishings business I'm building into an empire. Maybe money and success can't love me back, but they keep what's left of my heart safe. One-night stands are my way of scratching the occasional itch I get for something more. And no one's better for that than a sexy as sin hockey player I'll never see again after one very hot night together.

Luca

I used to love two things: hockey and women. But now my nieces and nephew are my top priority, because I'm raising them after tragedy stole their parents. Somehow, I balance single parenthood and my career as a forward for the Chicago Blaze. There's no time for women, until I get knocked on my ass by Abby Daniels. She's everything I've ever wanted, but her devastating past may end us before we even get started.

Contains mature themes.

©2019 Brenda Rothert (P)2019 Tantor

Heart Warming

Beautifully written. Luca and Abby’s stories have depth and pull on the heart strings. The kids add to the story. Steamy love scenes. Would recommend to anyone who loves a good romance!

Luca and Abby

A heartwarming, emotional and enjoyable romance. Luca and Abby are cute together. They are two broken people who deserved to find some happiness. I'll be honest, I did not care for Abby for a big part of this story. Finding out that Abby had a hard life which explains why she is a hard person. My heart warmed to her and the way she treated the kids was simply beautiful. I enjoyed this story.

So great

Luca is perfect! I love hearing about him with the kids as he grows into their guardian/father. When he takes care of Abby throughout the entire story. As a man, as a lover, and as a partner. We even got some HOCKEY in this story.

Amazing story

This is a new author for me and I am glad that I did read this book. Amazing characters, story and satisfying HEA

Love after Loss ❤️🛋️🏒💙

Abby has felt a terrible loss, and deals with it through her business and quick encounters.

Luca also has dealt with loss, but fills his days caring for his brother’s children.

When they come together, it’s a perfect opportunity for both of them to expand their hearts.

I like that’s it’s not easy, it never is when it’s truly important, but it does work out in the end.

The narrators do a nice job with the characters.