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Making A Move: A paranormal hockey romance
Paperback
Series: Loving the Wild, Book 2
Publisher: Independently Published
Published: Mar 18 2022
Pages: 154
Weight: 0.35
Height: 0.33 Width: 5.00 Depth: 8.00
Language: English
Kirby wanted a true love mate but that was off the table... until he met the girl he was supposed to marry.
Kirby loves a few things in his life: friends, family, his pack and hockey. He focused his attention on not causing trouble for the pack and scoring a ton of goals for the Minneapolis Wild. He would do anything for the pack including marrying a girl for the stability of the pack even if that meant he had to give up his desire for a true love match. Then all of a sudden his betrothed showed up and he finds out that he doesn't have to marry her since he didn't have political aspirations. He seemed to be off the hook, except for one thing: he had to let her be his roommate when she moved to America to attend University.
Her early arrival to America was twofold. To pursue her education and more importantly for the Scottish pack, to choose who she'd marry. She was no longer betrothed to Kirby Blades, but she was still expected to marry one of the strongest members of their pack. Between hanging out with Kirby and trying to date other pack members, she realized one thing. She wanted Kirby. If only he wasn't so submissive off the ice, she could pursue a relationship with him.
When Kirby finally makes his move will it pay off or is it too late?
If you love werewolves and hockey romances, this is the book for you.
*** Making A Move takes place in the Loving the Sound series (a contemporary hockey romance series) timeline but it's not necessary to read the other series first to enjoy this one.
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