Dirty Flirt

Slayers Hockey, Book 9

De: Mira Lyn Kelly

Narrado por: Savannah Peachwood, Bradley Ford

I’m Ben Boerboom, the NHL’s favorite puck boy, and Lara's my slamming hot former bestie. She's also the friend who got away and my dirty, dirty accomplice from those two insane weeks that weren't supposed to change anything...but did. I wanted it all. Would have wrapped my forever around her finger if she'd let me. But if making bad decisions is my special skill, Lara's is making good ones...like prioritizing her career goals and the kind of security she didn’t have growing up. Hard pass on that kind of heartbreak again. So cue the bunnies. Years of bunnies.

Now Lara’s back in my city. Temporarily. And thanks to a burst pipe and a miscommunication with my sister, she’s living in my spare room. A lot has changed, but two things haven’t: her goals and the way she sometimes believes my bad ideas are good...like crossing those lines I swore we wouldn't cross again.

Dirty Flirt is a sexy friends-to lovers, second-chance-at-first-love hockey romance in USA Today bestselling author Mira Lyn Kelly’s Slayers Hockey series. All titles are loosely connected but can be listened to as standalones.

©2024 Mira Lyn Kelly (P)2024 Dreamscape Media

Cute

Although this was another predictable story and not a favorite in the series, I did love these two together. Their friendship and fondness for each other was sweet and tender. I was glad to see Boomer find his forever. I loved the ending. It was still very enjoyable.

From Puck Boy to Perfect Match

My Review:
4 ⭐️ 2 🌶️

I wasn’t sure I’d love Boomer’s story—his puck boy antics were more cringe than cute—but Mira Lyn Kelly scored big with this one. Ben Boerboom went from penalty box material to MVP of my heart, and Lara? She’s the ultimate playmaker, matching his charm, sass, and off-the-ice swagger. Their second-chance romance was the ultimate power play: clever, sizzling, and impossible to defend against.

From high school besties to accidental roommates, their chemistry hit harder than a slapshot, and their banter? Pure highlight reel. Ben’s golden-retriever devotion and Lara’s snarky resilience made every moment a hat trick of laughs, feels, and swoon. No unnecessary drama—just two people skating toward a well-earned HEA. Whether you’re here for the hockey or the heat, this story is a total buzzer-beater for the romance win.

Not worth the credit

This book was such a disappointment. The early books in this series are full of great characters, lots of hockey talk and players, smart banter and, most importantly, interesting plot lines. The biggest thing that happens in this book is that the couple get a dog. Characters not compelling and their stories not complete. Sad about this. I love Greg Baxter, Natalie and Vasser, Rucks and Cammie, etc. But I can’t even remember the characters names having just finished listening in this one.