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Two Guys One Puck (Gods Versus Monsters Hockey Book 2)

J.R. Gray
4.4 / 5.0
Published: 2025
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For Jax, the NHL draft is within reach, and he’s prepared to sacrifice everything to secure his dream. There is only one obstacle standing in his way: Ktytor, the arrogant, infuriating enforcer for the Massachusetts Monsters. On the ice, Ktytor is a nightmare, a tactical genius who knows exactly how to unravel Jax’s composure until he’s seeing nothing but red. When a brutal on-ice skirmish spills into the parking lot, the plan is simple: settle the score with fists. But the line between hatred and fixation shatters the moment their brawl turns into a frenzied, unexpected kiss. Suddenly, the man Jax is supposed to despise becomes the source of a forbidden, scorching chemistry he can’t ignore. Jax has never questioned his attractions before, and now he’s trapped in a high-stakes game of cat and mouse. Caught between a fierce public rivalry and a secret, explosive connection, he must navigate the uncharted territory of his own sexuality while keeping their stolen moments hidden from the world. In the world of professional hockey, their animosity is legendary, but in the shadows, it’s the intense, volatile spark between them that might just change everything.

Customer Reviews

Top 5 from Amazon
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Morgan Rutherford
April 22, 2026
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perfection!!!!

I really freaking loved this book! Seaborn and Ktyror had such good tension, and their romance was fantastic. I really enjoyed reading a Ukrainian character and was really pleased to see a demisexual character as well! I wasn’t expecting it and was beyond thrilled! These two had such good chemistry and I can’t wait for book three
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Scattered.Sunshine
September 18, 2025
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Two Guys One Puck

Solid addition to this series! Kytor and Seaborn were both good characters and their tension was definitely palpable on and off the ice. It made it fun and exciting. They both had so much riding on hockey behind the scenes that it was hard not to like either of them. The banter, as always, was top notch for me. Their on-ice competition honestly might have been my favorite part throughout. They were both so stinking competitive! It made for really fun reading. I wish the secrecy part hadn't quite dragged out as long, but there was a lot going on within the story so I could see how that might not have made it to the forefront. Excited for the next in the series! Hockey romances make me wish hockey season would just start already though!
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Johanna
September 18, 2025
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Beautiful Story!

This story is about two players on rival college teams who are massive adversaries until one fight turns into one kiss that slowly builds into a relationship. They have some things they have to work through (like both realizing that they are into guys and so much more) but they figure out most of it. I really enjoyed this story! It wasn’t just an MF story with one of the characters being substituted. They were both pretty stereotypical males and ended up kind of softening to each other like best friends would (that then turned into more). The author didn’t soften either of them too terribly much but K started opening up to his friends a bit more as the book progressed and the same with Sea. It was nice that they had people to process their overall feelings and some of the underlying ones also. I am super excited for Wolf and Angel’s story next!! If was hinted at pretty heavily and I think they are going to be super fun!
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Alyssa Berry
March 27, 2026

I loved this book!!

It gave slight heated rivalry vibes but the main mmc is Ukrainian (I loved this aspect). Its was hot but sweet. good amount of hockey but not too much. I also just loved the characters.
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Amazon Customer
May 4, 2026

Not bad...

3.25⭐ As far as the enemies to lovers trope goes, I think this book got it right. It's really just another version of Heated Rivalry, but angrier. I would have given this a higher rating, but I found the writing to be pretty clunky. It felt like it needed another editing pass in order to tighten things up. Although this is part of a series, it can be read as a standalone. I went straight to book 2 and didn't feel like any context was missing.