Puck Drop

Utah Fury Hockey, Book 1

By: Brittney Mulliner

Narrated by: Liz Krane

She doesn’t date hockey players, and he needs to earn the respect of his new team, but they're willing to break all the rules for just one kiss. As long as they keep their relationship a secret, everyone wins.

Since their parent’s death, Chloe Schultz has put every ounce of her energy into her twin brother Erik’s NHL career. She won’t let distractions - like dating - get in the way of keeping the Utah Fury as the championship team. Until she meets Reese.

Reese Murray was shocked when he was traded the week before the season started. He’s bitter, but he won’t let that stop him from proving he’s the best.

The Fury welcomes Reese, but with one warning: Stay away from the marketing manager Chloe Schultz if he wants to stay on Erik’s good side.

Too bad! She’s the first woman that’s caught his eye in years.

Can Chloe and Reese keep their focus while trying to hide their growing attraction, or will their secret come out and tear the team apart?

©2018 Brittney Mulliner (P)2019 Brittney Mulliner

THE PUCK DROP

A WONDERFUL FUN HICNET ROMANCE!!! THE NARRATOR LIZ KRANE DID AN AMAZING JOB WITH THE CHARACTERS PERFECT FIR ANY HOCKEY LOVER!!!!

Not the worst but not good.

It wasn't terrible but it wasn't good either. The heroine was often very immature. She acted more like a teenager most of the time, which was kind of irritating. That was probably exacerbated by the poor narration. The narration wasn't the worst either but it really wasn't very good. There didn't seem to be any effort to create separate voices for the characters, so it was often confusing. You would lose track of who was speaking because of it. This was particularly true for Chloe and Reese. This is the first time I've listened to a book and couldn't always tell who was speaking because the narrator used the same voice for nearly every character.

If subsequent books have the same narrator, I'll have to pass on listening to anymore in the series.

Decent story but insufferable FMC

I can’t stand Chloe. Only read this one to get to book two even though they’re considered stand alones, but my god a little communication would go a LONG way. Paired with a FMC who is insufferable, I should’ve just read book two. Been reading quite a few books recently and NONE have inspired me to make a review, good or bad.