Six Seven

A Steamy Grumpy Sunshine, Forced Proximity MM Hockey Romance

De: Elliot Thole

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

He’s 6’7” of pure intimidation on the ice. His new social media manager is 5’8” of relentless sunshine. This PR nightmare is about to get very personal.

Callan “Cal” Thorne is the most feared enforcer in the league, a fortress of a man who uses his perpetual scowl to keep the world—and his own traumatic past—at arm's length. His career and his carefully constructed solitude depend on being intimidating, not relatable.

Enter Leo Reyes, the social media guru tasked with the impossible: rehabilitating the beast. Leo believes everyone has a story worth telling and that a heart beats under even the most hardened exterior. But Cal isn’t just a challenge; he's an immovable wall of silent fury.

When a brutal on-ice incident creates a media firestorm, management issues an ultimatum: a cross-country charity road trip. Forced into the front seat of a cramped rental car, the grumpy giant and the sunshine optimist are on a collision course.

The close quarters and endless miles begin to chip away at Cal’s armor, exposing the raw, aching vulnerability he’s hidden for years. What begins as a professional duty ignites into a slow-burn connection built on witty banter, shared secrets, and a chemistry so intense it threatens to set the whole car on fire. But as they start protecting each other from more than just bad press, the real world threatens to tear their fragile bond apart.

Fall for this heartfelt and steamy MM sports romance packed with:

• An unforgettable Grumpy/Sunshine power couple

• High-tension Forced Proximity (one bed, anyone?)

• A powerful and emotional Hurt/Comfort arc

• Sizzling Opposites Attract & Size Difference chemistry

• Found Family and team camaraderie

• A grand, public declaration of love that will leave you breathless!

One-click now to find out if the toughest enforcer on the ice can learn to protect his own heart in this emotional, stand-alone hockey romance!

feels written by AI

There is next to no dialog. Practically the entire story is description. It uses the word "profound" about 380 times. there is also some background math that doesnt add up. particularly with Lily the little sister. The story says she is 8, but then implies she is in college (talks about buying books and living off noodles) then says she's going into middle school. really doesn't feel like this was written by a person.