Prince Pucking Charming by Jillian Quinn

Title: Prince Pucking Charming
Author: Jillian Quinn
Genre: Contemporary Romance - Standalone
Release Date: February 19, 2020

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Duke Baldwin is so pucking charming…

I’m hockey royalty. The Baldwin name has gotten me far in the NHL.

But after I get suspended for a fight gone wrong, my general manager gives me two options— go to anger management or find a new team.

I don’t believe in therapy. But four months of sitting across from the sexiest doctor I’ve ever met has a strange effect on me.

Lila gets me to talk about the past I keep buried.

She makes me feel things I’ve locked away for a reason.

I don’t keep women around long.

But once our sessions are over, I can’t let her go…

Not when she’s the cure for thawing the ice around my heart.

“One date,” I say against her lips. “Duke, I don’t know…” I take her hand and hold it over my heart. “Can you feel that?” Lila bobs her head, and I continue, “I’ve never felt like this about another woman.” She shakes her head. “This is crazy.” “And I’m crazy about you.”

 

 

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Prince Pucking Charming by Jillian Quinn Review

Prince Pucking Charming by Jillian Quinn
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Jillian Quinn scores with Prince Pucking Charming. In this story, Washington Capitals captain, Duke Baldwin, needs to attend anger management therapy after pummeling Philadelphia Flyers rookie Dean Crawford on the ice for getting his sister pregnant. He sees Dr. Delilah Devine. Her and her daughter, Max, might just be what he needs to heal. This contemporary sports romance is suitable for adult readers.

Prince Pucking Charming is a fantastic story. There are interesting ethical issues. There are league politics with Duke’s father having also been in the NHL. Duke went through a lot growing up it is understandable why he has anger issues. I love that Delilah and Max help him heal. They are a great couple making each other stronger. I appreciated that Max reminds Duke of Kat. Duke loves his sister and would do anything for the people he loves.

Prince Pucking Charming was skillfully written. It is a heartwarming and entertaining novel. I want to read Dean (Face-Off Series # 6) after reading this book. In that story, Dean gets his best friend, Kat (Duke’s sister), pregnant. The two books overlap. I voluntarily reviewed an advance reader copy of this book.

Kindle Edition, 285 pages

Expected publication: February 19th 2020 by Penn Publishing

ASIN:B081PKR58K

Edition Language: English

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Most Desirable Player by Jillian Quinn Review

Most Desirable Player by Jillian Quinn
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Jillian Quinn scores with Most Desirable Player. Briana Bloom’s roommate grabs her paddle and wins Briana a date with her ex-boyfriend, Julian Rivers, at Strickland University’s Player Auction. She has been avoiding Julian for two years; now she is forced to go on a date with him. Meanwhile, Julian wants a second chance, and he will do anything to earn Breana back. This contemporary sports romance is suitable for new adults.

Most Desirable Player is a heartfelt second chance romance. Briana and Julian come from very different social circles. Briana grew up in the foster system, while Julian came from money. This causes a few interesting issues for the couple. Briana has trust issues, and Julian has difficulty standing up to his father. They never stopped loving each other. They have great chemistry and are good for each other.

Jillian Quinn does a commendable job with this novel. It is skillfully written and thought-provoking. This story is a great example of how money cannot buy everything. I recommend this story to people who enjoy second chance sports romances. I voluntarily reviewed an advanced reader copy of this book.

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Published October 10th 2019 by Penn Publishing
Edition Language: English

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Reaper (Demonica #20) by Larissa Ione 

Wicked Hour (Heirs of Chicagoland #2) by Chloe Neill 

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Bad Teammate (Dallas Devils #3) June Winters
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Ethan (Face-Off #5) by Jillian Quinn Review

Ethan by Jillian Quinn
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Jillian Quinn is on a winning streak with the fifth book in the Face-Off series, ETHAN. Ethan Water has had a crush on his best friend Will Roman’s little sister, Mia, since they were kids; but then he left without a word. They are reunited ten years later but now, Mia’s love turned to hate, and Ethan wants to win her back. This contemporary sports romance is suitable for adult readers.

I loved this book. Jillian Quinn does a great job with her characters. I like Ethan. He has survivor’s guilt over the death of his twin. His father was extremely hard on him. He had issues he needed to resolve. Mia is a noble heroine. She is Ethan’s light and the person who understood him.

The story had a solid plot. Ethan doesn’t want to risk his friendship with Will, but he loves Mia. He has gone through a lot of hardship. Mia was hurt when Ethan left and needs to learn to trust him again. The two have issues to resolve and confessions to make. Mia’s job with The Philadelphia Inquirer uniquely intertwines with Ethan’s past. The novel had the perfect ending that made the story feel complete. I recommend this story to people who enjoy best friend’s little sister and/or sports romances. I voluntarily reviewed an advance reader copy of this book.

Kindle Edition, 215 pages
Published August 20th 2019 by Penn Publishing
ASIN: B07VR3RXW9

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Parker (Face-Off Series #1) by Jillian Quinn

Title: Parker

Series: Face-Off Series #1
Author: Jillian Quinn

Genre: Sports Romance/RomCom/NA Romance
Release Date: February 12, 2017

His agent is his biggest weakness...After another puck bunny scandal sends me to Philadelphia, my new agent wants me to clean up my act. She says I party harder than I play. And she’s right.So, she offers to help me get my life and career back on track, but I have to move in with her. I thought I could make it through one week without wanting my agent. But I was wrong.Our living arrangement tests her rule about dating clients, making it impossible to stay away from each other. But with my past, keeping my distance is the only thing that can save her from becoming my next scandal.

Jillian Quinn is the international bestselling author of over fifteen romance novels, most notably known for the Face-Off series. She’s from Philly, a city girl to the core, now living in Southwest Florida, where she still hasn’t adjusted, though she’s not opposed to the warm weather or lazy days by the pool.

Jillian sets all of her books in her hometown, dreams of getting her hands on a real cheesesteak, and still cheers for her local sports teams. She’s a lover of sports, especially those involving tackling, checking, and men in tight pants. A self-proclaimed Coffee Queen, Jillian practically lives at Starbucks, where you can find her most days, drinking all the coffee.

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