Pucked Over

By: Helena Hunting

Narrated by: Rose Dioro, Jacob Morgan

Length: 10 hrs and 59 mins

Publisher's Summary

Lily LeBlanc isn't versed in the art of casual sex, but after seven years in an on-again, off-again relationship, she's definitely willing to give it a shot. And who better to try it with than her best friend's boyfriend's best friend? What could possibly go wrong?

NHL player Randy Ballistic lives up to his last name on the ice and in the bedroom. His best friend and teammate has recently given up the puck bunnies and traded them in for a real girlfriend. And she just happens to have a seriously feisty, extra-hot best friend on the rebound. Randy's more than happy to be Lily's springboard back into the dating scene. But casual sex is only casual until those pesky things called emotions get involved. Once that happens, someone's bound to get pucked over.

©2016 Helena Hunting (P)2016 Audible, Inc.

Violet

Violet in the first and second book was absolutely hilarious!! In this book she is made out to be a super annoying dumb bimbo instead of her usual chill hilarious self. I could barely handle listening to some of her parts. She was my fav in the first two books so that was disappointing.

8 of 8 people found this review helpful

B rating...

My Quickie Review:
Overall: 3.75
Performance: 4.0
Story: 3.5

I think I've reached the end of this series for my interest. Overall, I enjoyed this audio of the story, but there wasn't anything amazing about the story. At one point, I even thought the dialogue between the women hit such shallow, silly lengths that they could have easily been a group of puck bunnies that they are so often making fun of. I almost stopped listening to this one at that point, but I plugged on.

This story was about Randy...one of the NHL players who has been a player in every sense of the word. The heroine was Lilly who is best known for how awful she treated the hero in the last book. They have a long distance relationship for 90% of this book...only getting together for sex every few weeks based upon the movement of the team. It's supposed to be no-strings fun. The kind Lilly needs after breaking up with her long-time boyfriend. Randy is her rebound and they are both really good with that.

It was entertaining enough...just nothing astonishingly good or engaging. It passed the time, but not much more. As a result, I think I'll probably pass on listening to the rest of this series. I'm done with it.

6 of 6 people found this review helpful

Part 3, Awesome Good!!!

There are some spoilers. 

I wanted to rate the girl narrator performance a 3 to 4.

But anyways this book was actually good it wasn't as hilarious as book 1 or funny as book 2, but it was too good to put down that's for sure. I knew that Randy and Lily was going to end up together in the end because they both were catching feelings for each other, especially how he was acting. With her around Alex and Benji and Carl or whatever, that fool name was. 

Plus the end I thought for sure she wasn't going to end up pregnant lmao. When they didn't use a condom I was dying when Tim-Tom knocked on the door. Mess reminded me of Twilight scene with Bella and Edward with the bed situation and some other book I read where the guy actually broke the bed. I forgot what the book was called. 

But I'm glad Randy found someone. Can't wait to read part 4, 4.1, and 4.5. I know it's going to be epic. 

P. S. I was also glad that Randy let her give his pecker a lick. And liked it and got with someone who didn't judge how he pecker looked. 

13 of 15 people found this review helpful

Too silly

I enjoyed the first book but maybe this is just too silly. All the silly names for the private parts- magic marble, beaver. Wood. Just too juvenile for me

3 of 3 people found this review helpful

Jacob Morgan doing that sex scenes was SO SEXY!

I find it's really important for the voices to be pleasant to listen to even if I adore the story as much as I adore this one. When I got to the first time Jacob Morgan was reading a sexual scene I was "engaged" fully with the narration. The girl was great, though not as fun as book 1's female narrator, but Jacob Morgan has just knocked Sebastian York to my 2nd favorite male narrator. Fantastic!

3 of 3 people found this review helpful

Fantastic continuation

Third book in the series (on Audible, I think in the book series there is a .5 in there somewhere) and it follows Randy and Lilly. Randy is a hockey player who doesn't want to turn out like his dead beat dad and Lilly is an ice skater who wasn't able to live her dreams because of her own dead beat dad.

Both battle the situation differently and go into a casual relationship for different reasons but end up finally in the same place.

I love Lilly, she is so sarcastic but then explains the sarcasm like she is so clever, no one else would understand. Cracked me up.

Randy is so super serious but the tatts and the beard and the highly sensitive personality won me over.

I loved that we got visits with the other Pucked characters and I sooooo want a Lance book. Like yesterday with that accent.

Rose Dioro and Jacob Morgan were great narrators! Rose was perfect with her Canadian accent and Jacob had the tortured soul angst down pact.

2 of 2 people found this review helpful

#GetBALListic

Would you recommend this audiobook to a friend? If so, why?

YES!! Pucked Over is the sexiest, hottest, most sensual book of the series so far. Lily and Randy are sex machines! *chuckles*, and I was eager to repeat their steamiest moments on audiobook.

What was one of the most memorable moments of Pucked Over?

All the bathroom scenes!! *chuckles* Actually, to my surprise this second time to enjoy this story I was focused on more deeper aspects of their relationship, their personalities and the interaction with all their friends. And the unthinkable happened: I LOVE RANDY AND LILY MORE NOW!!

Have you listened to any of Rose Dioro and Jacob Morgan ’s other performances before? How does this one compare?

This is my first time with Rose and Jacob.Jacob Morgan did an amazing performance for Randy. His voice and inflexions and different tones made Randy’s chapters super awesome to listen, but Rose Dioro didn’t do it quite good for my liking. Don’t get me wrong, her tone of voice is so Lily, and her voices for the other girls in the book were great, but her pace and the male voices wasn’t as good as I am used to. After a few chapters I decided to get over it and just enjoy the story, and despite Rose, I loved Pucked Over audiobook.

Was this a book you wanted to listen to all in one sitting?

I would listen to it as many times as possible just because this book as all the other books from the series are super awesome!!

Any additional comments?

100% recommended

2 of 2 people found this review helpful

Loved story but...

Narrative of Violet was way too winey and not as funny as previous stories. Since Violet wasn’t main character this time was mostly able to overlook it.

1 of 1 people found this review helpful

This series is just getting better and better!

After Lily's introduction in the prior book, I wasn't really looking forward to her being the heroine in this book; however I was very much looking forward to more Randy Balls. Helena does such a wonderful job introducing these characters in prior books and then turning their faults into the reason why you grow to love them. Lily is a really great example- I just love her after this story! She was basically a pain in the arse in the last book trying to protect Sonny from Buck, but you see in this book that this is just part of her fierce loyalty and part of what makes her awesome. Randy just continues to be all hot alpha male that you can't get enough of. Can't wait for next in series!!
The narration in this book was great too!

1 of 1 people found this review helpful

Loved it!

Any additional comments?

The female narrator sounded a teeensie bit immature at first, but then she totally grew on me and I loved her by about 10% in. I'm like that with narrators sometimes. If they have a different tone I just have to wait until my ears adjust. But truthfully, she nailed the character....the male dialogue parts, everything. I would totally listen to more of her audiobooks! She had a Mandi Moore tone about her!
The male...whew...hot hot hot! Totally balls deep hot.
The storyline was great fun. Not a whole lot of plot but just really fun character development. It was fun to see Randy's heart fall for Lily. The chemistry between them was so sweet and fun and frothy and this was overall just a solid sports romance with great narrators. Highly recommend!

1 of 1 people found this review helpful

Love this series

Flipping heck. Another winner in book 3 of the Pucked series. Absolutely loved this book and devoured it in a day. This is possibly my favourite of the three. Pretty much fell in love with Randy from the get go, super hot, super sexy, bearded man bun hockey player and Lily, well she was just adorable. Just coming out of a 7 year relationship Lily really doesn't need to jump into another relationship, so when she hooks up with Randy they decide casual sex is the way to go. That's all well and good until feelings start getting involved. Randy and Lily are so similar, they have similar history and are so well matched for each other. I loved catching up with all the characters from the previous 2 books, Violet especially, who still has no filter on her mouth. Jacob Morgan was perfect as Randy. I struggled a little with Rose Dioro who came across as a little whiny, and whenever she took on Violet’s voice it made me hate Violet (I normally love Violet).

Great story

I am really enjoying this series. I am looking forward to more. funny and romantic. Jacob Morgan is fast becoming my favourite male narrator too.

some funny bits 3.5*

As expected, very sweet story. I'd read Pucked so knew some of the characters, however Violet just irritated me.
The story was lovely -straight forward romance no near death experiences, just plain old feelings and good nookie. I really like the characters and it was well narrated, the Scottish guy sounded more Irish to me but it's a hard accent to replicate, esp if your an American narrator.