My Thoughts
Henrik meets Jacqui at the music store she works at and so wants to get to know her better. Henrik is a professional hockey player and she's a music student which you would think makes them having little in common, but that is so not true. Turns out that Henrik is beyond musically inclined and is quite talented. Jacqui knows much about hockey since her brothers are passionate about the game. I loved their reaction when she brings Henrik home for family dinner. Hilarious. I really loved Henrik who was sweet and sexy. When he first meets Jacqui he is just so very lonely and I was so glad he found his match in Jacqui. I loved their story.
I give Penalty Play 5 hearts!
About the Book
Minnesota Glaciers’ starting defenseman Henrik Grenick is
good at two things: hockey and sex. He’s got it all—the career, the biceps, the
babes. But the steady parade of women through his bedroom just leaves him
wanting more, hunting for the next distraction. Until he meets Jacqui, who
awakens a hunger he never knew he craved.
Fiercely independent Jacqui Polson has no time for the
seductive hockey player demanding her attention. More band geek than bimbo,
she’s in an entirely different league, and growing up with four hockey-crazed
brothers left her with no interest in that world. But damn, Henrik’s hot. And
when it comes to sex, Jacqui knows exactly what she wants.
As their relationship moves beyond games, Henrik needs
more—not just of Jacqui’s touch, but of her. Jacqui discovers there's more to
Henrik than just the gruff facade. But after a lifetime of fighting their own
battles, neither has ever let anyone get so close. As they soon find out,
needing someone isn’t a weakness, it’s the only thing that matters…
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About the Author
Lynda Aicher has always loved to read. It's a simple fact
that has been true since she discovered the worlds of Judy Blume at the age of
ten. After years of weekly travel as a consultant implementing computer
software into global companies, she ended her nomadic lifestyle to raise her
two children. Now, her imagination is her only limitation on where she can go
and her writing lets her escape from the daily duties of being a mom, wife,
chauffeur, scheduler, cook, teacher, cleaner and mediator.
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