A Puck Between Friends (Gods Versus Monsters Hockey Book 3)

I absolutely love this book! Wolfe has loved his best friend Archangel since childhood. Angel has been in love with Wolfe since high school. Wolfe is straight, right? Angel is gay! They have always had physical contact and cuddles. Now Wolfe suggests a fake relationship. This going to be a wild ride! Read in 12 hours only put it down to sleep a few hours. Amazing book!

I loved Ktytor and Seaborn’s book very much and was looking forward to Wolfe and Archangel’s since I love when best friends realize they are in love with each other, and don’t get me wrong, the story is enjoyable, there are funny moments, but I didn’t love it. For one they don’t become physical until more than halfway through the book. And while they love each other this book didn’t give the all-consuming love I would die without you vibe. If the author meant to then he fell short. My heart didn’t beat for these two unfortunately. I still recommend it but probably not at the top of the list to read right away.

For as long as he can remember, Archangel has been in love with his best friend Wolfe, even when Wolfe dated his sister for two years, before she cheated on him and made him swear off relationships forever. Now his sister is getting married and his Wolfe offers to come posing as his boyfriend for a little payback, and while Archangel agrees, the more time they have to spend posing as lovers, the more the lines start to blur, and when they share what can only describe as the best kiss of his life, he starts to worry whether this ruse will cost him his best friend, or his heart. After having his heart broken as a freshman in college, Wolfe swore he would never date again, casual hookups are the most he’s allowed himself for four years. But when the chance for a little payback on his ex comes up, he can’t pass it up, especially since she’s marrying the goalie from their biggest rival. After their first weekend of posing as a couple, Wolfe notices Archangel pulling away, and since they’ve taken a vow of celibacy, losing the closeness of his best friend makes it even harder for him to cope. The more time they spend pretending though, the less it starts to feel like pretending, and maybe what Wolfe was looking for was in front of him all along. I received an early copy of this book from The Author Agency and I absolutely loved it! Wolfe and Archangel were some of my favourite characters in the previous books, and they definitely didn’t disappoint in this one. I couldn’t help but…