For a long time, romance heroes tended to be strong, arrogant, super smart and often assholes. But in real life, it's great to have a partner who is kind, thoughtful and vulnerable. I prefer heroes who have some niceness to them, with varying levels of sweetness. The ones who are willing to admit they'll do anything for their partner? They're the cinnamon rolls.
Toronto Blaze · Book 3
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Second Chance · Cinnamon Roll Hero
Josh (Ducky) Middleton thought he was doing the best thing for his high school girlfriend when he broke up with her before the hockey draft. Meeting Katie five years later, he finds out he was so wrong. For so many reasons.
Now, can the star forward convince her that he's learned his lesson and is worth a second chance?
Justin is a hockey player used to playing through pain. But when he punches his teammate at practice, he finds out that emotional pain is not something he can ignore. Back in his hometown, the team has hired the woman he left behind to help his recovery.
Seeing Mia again stirs up old feelings. Strong ones. He's trying hard not to act on them.
Remy is desperately hanging on to his career as a backup goalie. The goalie coach — a former rival — is not happy that Remy is living beside his ex-wife, Sophie.
Excellent reasons to keep his distance. Except Sophie is the most amazing woman he's met, and keeping his distance is getting harder by the day.
Jess Slade comes back to her hometown of Cupid's Crossing single, pregnant and desperate for a job. New-in-town Deacon Standish needs a temp at his law office. Jess has absolutely nothing in common with the big-city lawyer, and he's going back to his family's practice soon.
So why does she keep picturing them as a family — with him holding her twins?
