Title: Roman (Cold Fury, Book #7)
Author: Sawyer Bennett
Genre: Contemporary romance, sports romance
Blurb:
New York Times bestselling author Sawyer Bennett steams up the ice all over again as the Carolina Cold Fury hockey team’s hottest bad boy gets his first taste of something good.
In a league full of troublemakers, Cold Fury defenseman Roman Sýkora stands out—at least when it comes to negative publicity. When he’s not chilling in the penalty box, the sizzling Czech skate demon is racking up tabloid headlines for his scandalous behavior with the ladies. But now Roman’s feeling the burn from management to clean up his act, or else. Luckily he’s got an enticing distraction: a fun-loving barista who plays the ukulele and brings out a side of Roman he didn’t know he had.
Lexi Robertson came to Raleigh, North Carolina, to finally meet her father, Brian Brannon, and her half sister, Gray, both of whom work in the Cold Fury’s front office. That’s where she first meets sexy, intimidating Roman—who’s really a big softie at heart. As one relationship takes off, another begins: Brian seems to be clicking with Lexi’s boss at the coffee shop. But when the friction between Roman and her new family heats up, Lexi wonders whether she’s a pawn in their game. Feeling hurt and foolish, Lexi’s ready to quit while she’s ahead. Trouble is, Roman’s not ready to quit on her.
New York Times bestselling author Sawyer Bennett steams up the ice all over again as the Carolina Cold Fury hockey team’s hottest bad boy gets his first taste of something good.
In a league full of troublemakers, Cold Fury defenseman Roman Sýkora stands out—at least when it comes to negative publicity. When he’s not chilling in the penalty box, the sizzling Czech skate demon is racking up tabloid headlines for his scandalous behavior with the ladies. But now Roman’s feeling the burn from management to clean up his act, or else. Luckily he’s got an enticing distraction: a fun-loving barista who plays the ukulele and brings out a side of Roman he didn’t know he had.
Lexi Robertson came to Raleigh, North Carolina, to finally meet her father, Brian Brannon, and her half sister, Gray, both of whom work in the Cold Fury’s front office. That’s where she first meets sexy, intimidating Roman—who’s really a big softie at heart. As one relationship takes off, another begins: Brian seems to be clicking with Lexi’s boss at the coffee shop. But when the friction between Roman and her new family heats up, Lexi wonders whether she’s a pawn in their game. Feeling hurt and foolish, Lexi’s ready to quit while she’s ahead. Trouble is, Roman’s not ready to quit on her.
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Captain's Log :: Review
I just finished Max the other day, so I was totally in the mood to keep the train moving right along and jumped into Roman feet first.
I LOVED it. All of it. I love the connection all of these characters have and how they each continue to grow. I loved Roman and Lexi and how easy their relationship came to them. I very much enjoyed the extra POV (that I won't mention but just know that it's awesome) that provided some much needed levity.
I loved the writing and the plot in this book. It was so well done and well rounded. There weren't any missing pieces, but I do wish we could have gotten a little more from Roman's history (because his background had promise for so much more than was given) but was happy with what we got.
Overall, the Cold Fury franchise continues to be amazing. I look forward to the next one!
I just finished Max the other day, so I was totally in the mood to keep the train moving right along and jumped into Roman feet first.
I LOVED it. All of it. I love the connection all of these characters have and how they each continue to grow. I loved Roman and Lexi and how easy their relationship came to them. I very much enjoyed the extra POV (that I won't mention but just know that it's awesome) that provided some much needed levity.
I loved the writing and the plot in this book. It was so well done and well rounded. There weren't any missing pieces, but I do wish we could have gotten a little more from Roman's history (because his background had promise for so much more than was given) but was happy with what we got.
Overall, the Cold Fury franchise continues to be amazing. I look forward to the next one!
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