Hunter (Storm Brothers #1) by Melissa Belle Review

Hunter by Melissa Belle
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Melissa Belle scores with HUNTER (Storm Brothers #1). NHL player Hunter Storm is in a slump. Winter Allen decides to leave Broadway and return home to New Orleans. They have a past and now they are unexpectedly reunited.

I like Hunter and Winter. They both left home to follow their dreams. Now they are home and help each other through their issues. HUNTER is a heartfelt and entertaining read. I voluntarily reviewed an advanced reader copy of this book.


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Stacking the Shelves #359

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The Score Keeper (Boston Hawks Hockey #9) by Gina Azzi 

Only One Love (Only One #7) by Natasha Madison

Hunter (Storm Brothers #1) by Melissa Belle

Our Best Shot by A.M. Williams (no cover)

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Declan (Wild Men #8) by Melissa Belle Review

Declan by Melissa Belle
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Melissa Belle hits it in the net with Declan (Wild Men #8). In this story, Declan Wild needs to get married to be considered for a minority stake in the Montana Wild Kings. Mia Carroll needs to get married to take over her family’s company. They agree to a marriage of convenience for a year, but their feelings have other ideas. This contemporary sports romance is suitable for adult readers.

Declan was a heartfelt and enjoyable read. Declan is the brother of Cameron (Wild Men # 7). I love Declan and Mia. They have amazing chemistry. Declan is selfless and caring. Mia is sweet and hard working. They both were so focused on work. They did not do relationships. I love that they were forced into a situation that gave them an opportunity to find their other half.

I appreciated how ranch life played a role in this novel. I also enjoyed the other Wild men in the story. Declan was skillfully written and hard to put down. I recommend this book to people who enjoy marriage of convenience hockey romances. I voluntarily reviewed an advance reader copy of this book.

Kindle Edition

Published May 26th 2020 by Autumn Ink Press

ASIN: B082RHP1H5

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Stacking the Shelves #285

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Declan (Wild Men Book 8) by Melissa Belle

Sucker Punch (Anita Blake, Vampire Hunter #27) by Laurell K. Hamilton

Chosen Ones (The Chosen Ones #1) by Veronica Roth

Taking His Shot (Hot Jocks #7 by Kendall Ryan

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Easy Puck by Melissa Belle Review

Easy Puck by Melissa Belle
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Melissa Belle hits it in the net with Easy Puck. Broadway actress Winter Allen goes home to New Orleans to recover from a vocal cord injury. She takes a job as a live-in cat sitter not expecting her new boss to be her childhood friend and the person she wanted to avoid, NHL star, Hunter Storm. This contemporary sports romance is suitable for adult readers.

I adored this story. Winter and Hunter have a complicated past. They never dated but everyone always thought they should have. They both are talented individuals who pursued their dreams. I love that they come back into each other’s lives when they are both struggling.

Melissa Belle does an admirable job with this novel. Their story is multifaceted and compelling. It is thought-provoking and heartwarming. Bury yourself into this book when you have some time on your hands because you will not want to put it down. I recommend this book to people who enjoy second chance sports romances with an element of mystery. I voluntarily reviewed an advance reader copy of this book.

Kindle Edition
Published April 16th 2020 by Lady Boss Press, Inc.
ASIN: B0854PPF9M
Edition Language: English

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Stacking the Shelves #278

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Ian (Las Vegas Sidewinders #15) by Kat Mizera 

A Secret for a Secret (All In #3) by Helena Hunting

Gloves Dropped by Camellia Tate

Easy Puck by Melissa Belle

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Stacking the Shelves #223

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Cameron (Wild Men Book 6) by Melissa Belle

Second Chance Truth Revealed (Cyclone Hockey Pals # 2) by Meagan Clarke
Defying Gravity (Ice Tigers, #1) by Isabella Cassazza
Butt Ending (Big Stick #2) by R.C. Stephens 

Healthy Scratch (Tampa Suns Hockey #) by Robyn M. Ryan 

Melting the Ice (The Renegades #10) by Melody Heck Gatto

You're the One (Reckoning on Ice #1) by Lia Jordan
The Playmaker (Players on Ice #1) by Cathryn Fox 

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Cameron (Wild Men Book 6) by Melissa Belle Review

Cameron by Melissa Belle
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Melissa Belle lights the lamp with CAMERON, the sixth book in the Wild Men series. Cameron Wild is the newest member of the Climax Cannons hockey team. Savannah McMann is tasked with the job of making sure he is happy and doing his job on the ice to get ticket sales up, or her job is on the line. This contemporary sports romance takes place in Climax, Minnesota.

I wasn’t sure if I was going to like this story after reading the first few chapters. I enjoyed it more the further I got into the book, until I couldn’t put it down. This was the first novel that I have read in the Wild Men series. The other “Wild men” and their significant others were in this story. It made me curious to go back and read their books.

Melissa Belle did a nice job with her character development. Cameron and Savannah seem like opposites, but they complement each other. Savannah is quiet and shy. Cameron is confident and outgoing. They both know their hockey. They both have issues with their fathers.

I like how Cameron and Savannah meet each other. I love that Savannah calls Cam out about how he’s playing and then makes hockey enjoyable for Cameron again. The plot was skillfully executed and original. There were a lot of interesting twists that kept the story entertaining. I would love to read Cameron’s brother Declan’s story. I voluntarily reviewed an advance reader copy of this book.

Kindle Edition, 257 pages
Published February 26th 2019 by Autumn Ink Press
ASIN: B07MLK7J91

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