Puck Fest by Brooklyn Cate
He’s the loose cannon. I’m the man assigned to clean up his mess.
Noah
I have one rule. Don’t get attached to a player.
I left Chicago to escape the last man who broke me. I built walls. I built a career. I built a version of myself my father could be proud of.
Then Danny Masterson walks into my office, all swagger and bad attitude, and starts dismantling all of it with one infuriating smirk at a time.
I can’t have him.
I can’t want him.
I do anyway.
Danny
I threw a punch at Puck Fest. One swing, and now I’ve got a suspension, a fine, and fifty hours of community service hanging over my head.
I’ve also got Noah Enver…the team’s new PR director, the coach’s son, and the most uptight bastard I’ve ever met…riding my ass through every minute of it.
He thinks I’m a problem.
I think he’s the problem.
I’m starting to think we’re both wrong.
Some lines you don’t cross.
Some you burn down on the way through.
Puck Fest is book four in the Dirty Puck series. It is a forbidden MM hockey romance featuring forced proximity, workplace tension, a slow burn, secret relationship, and two men learning that the biggest risk isn’t on the ice — it’s opening your heart.
