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Cheap Shot: An M/M Hockey Romance (Scoring Chances Series Book 5)

Brigham Vaughn
4.5 / 5.0
Published: 2026

Description

Crawford has spent his career playing the role of the reliable teammate, the guy who keeps his head down and his focus sharp on the ice. But behind the scenes, he is navigating a complicated map of hidden desires and long-buried feelings that threaten to derail his carefully constructed life. When an unexpected injury forces him into the orbit of someone who knows him better than he knows himself, the line between friendship and something much deeper begins to blur. This story captures the electric tension of a friends-to-lovers dynamic set against the high-stakes world of professional hockey. As Crawford confronts his own identity and the reality of his attraction, he discovers that the most dangerous shots are the ones you never see coming. With Brigham Vaughn’s signature blend of emotional depth and authentic character growth, this novel offers a fresh, heartfelt exploration of what it means to be truly seen. Whether you are a longtime fan of the Scoring Chances series or discovering these characters for the first time, you will find yourself completely invested in this journey of vulnerability and courage. It is a tender, scorching reminder that sometimes the best way to win is to finally let your guard down.

Customer Reviews

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Nic Sweatt
April 13, 2026
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I adore everything wrong with these two

I’ll admit I was apprehensive about enjoying a book centered on Crawford, but boy howdy do I feel dumb about that now. This was one fresh, unique and wonderful. Luke and Sebastian, but especially Luke, won me over with their determination to staying independent weirdos while begrudgingly finding each other. I love how Brigham spotlights different types of relationships in a thoughtful way. It never feels like guys with different labels just getting the same cookie-cutter, stamp and repeat storyline that I’ve seen from some other authors in the genre. I’d love to see more ‘unconventional’ looking relationships in the future
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Dr. Stephen E. Goldstone
April 23, 2026
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enjoyed the book

I really liked this book a lot because it had a new twist on the enemies to lovers trope. I thought it was very imaginative plotting the way Brigham kept the insults flying even as the characters grew closer and closer. In the end I really loved it. I did have trouble at the start for about a third to halfway in because Luke seemed too unlikable for too long. His growth came on very slowly and it really dropped my enjoyment for the early story tremendously, in the end I was so happy I stuck with it.
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Debby Meltzer Quick
April 20, 2026
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It's about time

It's always a relief when a Brigham Vaughn book comes.out and I can catch up with all my favorite players from every series! As a long time Bruins fan, the Harriers have my heart! And i never realized how hot an enemies to lovers book could get. I can’t wait until the next installment...Tanner and...