spicy hockey recs 🫶
it’s unhealthy how much I love hockey romances
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(spicy chapters listed below 🌶️)
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Shutout (Avery Keelan)
💬 After a secret one night stand, Sera and Tyler
end up being roommates because he is her
brothers hockey teammate and best friend, how will they interact living together? Will history repeat
itself?
🗝️-Sera and Tyler have history and that history sparks once they reconnect
🗝️-Facing past and present struggles, they do a lot of personal growing together
🌶️ chapters: 10,15,17,18,19,23,24,26,27,36
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Icebound (Meredith Trapp)
💬 Nina is 22, she is in her last semester of college
and she’s an artist, Rhode is a 33 year old professional hockey player who wants to settle down, he has one rule: don’t date anyone under 30. They end up in a fake relationship but he thinks she is a 30 year old doctor, what will he do when he finds out the truth?
🗝️-Nina is a college student, Rhode is a pro hockey player. They live very different lives but are drawn to eachother.
🗝️-Once Rhode finds out who Nina really is, will he cut things off or will their connection already be too strong?
🌶️ chapters: 7,18,22,24,29,30
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The Score (Elle Kennedy)
💬 After breaking up with her boyfriend of five years, Allie is trying to avoid him so she stays at her best friends house. One problem: her best friend is not home but her boyfriends roomate, Dean, the biggest player on campus is the only one home, they have a rebound hookup and after that dean realizes he doesn’t want anyone besides her.
🗝️- Opposites attract, Allie is a committed relationship type of girl and Dean has been with almost every girl on campus, will Allie be the one who changes his ways?
🗝️- Their relationship stays a secret for quite some time, they are afraid they won’t be seen serious because of Dean’s past, will this get in their way?
🌶️ chapters: 3,11,12,13,14,17,18,22,28,29
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Iced Out (Veronica Eden)
💬 Maya is scarred by a failed relationship with
a hockey player, and had sworn against another
hockey player ever again. But once Easton meets
her there’s nothing that will stop him from trying
to win her over.
🗝️- Maya is done with hockey players, Easton is a player who never really thought about settling down, until he met her.
🗝️- Easton is persistent, will Maya give another hockey player a shot?
🌶️ chapters: 16,18,22,23,26,28,30,35
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Okay, fellow romance readers, let's talk about why these hockey romances are my absolute go-tos when I need a spicy escape! You know that feeling when you just can't put a book down? That's exactly how I feel about these. Especially The Score by Elle Kennedy – it's a classic for a reason! If you're anything like me, you probably head straight for the spicy scenes, and let me tell you, Dean and Allie's story is filled with them. Those chapters I listed (3, 11, 12, 13, 14, 17, 18, 22, 28, 29) are where the real heat kicks in. It's not just about the physical chemistry; it’s about that incredible tension built up from their 'fwb to lovers' journey and the forbidden thrill of a 'secret relationship.' Elle Kennedy truly nails that 'reformed player' trope, making you root for Dean to finally commit to Allie. Every touch, every glance between them is just *perfection*. But it's not just The Score that delivers. I've found that the listed 'spicy chapters' in all these books are a game-changer. No more endless skimming or guessing! It's like having a secret roadmap to all the best parts. For example, in Shutout by Avery Keelan, the 'brothers bff' and 'forced proximity' situation between Sera and Tyler sets the stage for some incredibly steamy moments, especially when they're grappling with their shared past. You can feel the unresolved tension practically jumping off the page, and those chapters I noted (10, 15, 17, 18, 19, 23, 24, 26, 27, 36) are where all that simmering attraction finally explodes. The quote from Shutout, "I can't live with not having her," perfectly captures the intensity. Then there's Icebound by Meredith Trapp, which brings us that delicious 'age gap' and 'fake dating' dynamic. Rhode and Nina's story might start innocently, but their undeniable connection, even with his 'reformed player' tendencies, quickly leads to some seriously hot scenes in chapters like 7, 18, 22, 24, 29, 30. The idea that "love is made with little moments" truly shines through, building up to those unforgettable spicy encounters. And don't even get me started on Iced Out by Veronica Eden! If you love a 'boy obsessed' and 'he falls first' narrative with a 'brothers rival' twist, Maya and Easton will melt your e-reader. Easton's persistence in trying to win Maya over, despite her past with hockey players, creates such a captivating push-and-pull. The chapters I marked (16, 18, 22, 23, 26, 28, 30, 35) are where their chemistry really ignites. I particularly love the line "I'm getting used to watching you walk away from me. It has its benefits, don't get me wrong, but one of these days, you won't walk away" – it hints at the possessive and passionate nature of their relationship. Honestly, these books are more than just spicy scenes. They're about emotional depth, character growth, and finding love in unexpected places – all wrapped up with the thrilling backdrop of professional hockey. Whether you're a long-time fan of 'spicy books' or just looking for your next obsession, these recommendations are guaranteed to deliver on both heat and heart. Happy reading!
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