My Fair Puck Bunny

The Hockey Gods Series, Book 2

De: Xavier Neal

Narrado por: Lance Greenfield, Eden Lafon

From USA TODAY bestselling author Xavier Neal comes a laugh-out-loud, college sports, best friend's brother romance with a spin!

He's the smooth-talking, playboy left wing who never hears no.

She's the shy, brainy math genius who just so happens to be the ticket to saving his reputation.

Add in a bit of ex-girlfriend drama, staging the hottest relationship of the season, and these two college students are in for one complex year ahead.

©2019, 2024 Xavier Neal (P)2024 Recorded Books

Hockey Love

Ok so this was adorable! the brainy girl gets the hot guy who also is super smart in his own way. I love the talent lust 😍

I adore this series

I’ve read, reread, and re-listened to this series so many times. It’s my go-to series regardless of how I’m feeling. Adrian’s story was even funnier than Ren’s. I do wish the female narrator would have put a little more feelings into her narration.

Fun Story

I'm not sure I want to admit this, but I think I like Adrian more than Rutledge (I really liked Rutledge). Adrian's one liners about Tatum and her fashion choices had me laughing throughout the book. I loved Tatum's brain; she was so smart and the mental math gymnastics she did for situations was fun to read.

This was a fake dating situation, and my only complaint was there wasn't enough other woman/man drama for me. They were together because of Daniella and Rico but too few scenes with either nemesis. Both had personal issues to overcome, and each provided the other a soft place to land.

I tortured myself and gave the audiobook a try after being thoroughly disappointed with the male narration in book 1. No positive changes in narration for book 2. I didn't take off any stars for performance because I knew what I was getting into and had hoped since it was a different character the narration might change for the better. WRONG

bad narrators

It's a cute story. But the female narrator was putting me to sleep with her whisper soft voice and the male narrator was too harsh or toooo. something...