Marriage of convenience hockey romance
Marriage of convenience hockey romance starts with a wedding that is a business deal. A visa, an inheritance, a custody fight or a career-saving image change: they sign the papers first and fall later.
Top marriage of convenience hockey romance books
159 ranked · showing 48
Why marriage of convenience works on the ice
It is fake dating with higher stakes. A marriage involves lawyers, families and a shared address, so walking away is much harder than ending a pretend fling.
Pro hockey adds a reason for the deal to make sense. Players cross borders for work, carry public reputations and have money worth protecting.
This is a smaller group, so the books here tend to be easy to find favorites in. Look for slow burn, forced proximity and a lot of arguments about whose turn it is to do the dishes.
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New to the genre? Wikipedia covers the history of the romance novel and how a game of ice hockey works.
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Questions about marriage of convenience hockey romance
What is the best marriage of convenience hockey romance book?
Readers' favorite is Blue Lines by Toni Aleo, followed by Zero Pucks by E.M. Lindsey and The Penalty Box by Odette Stone. Our ranking blends how many Goodreads readers rated each book with how often it appears on readers' own hockey romance lists.
Are there M/M marriage of convenience hockey romance books?
Yes. 12 of the 159 books here are M/M, led by Zero Pucks by E.M. Lindsey and Pucking Strong by Emily Rath.
How spicy are marriage of convenience hockey romance books?
62% are rated spicy or scorching on our five-point heat scale. 60 are slow burn or sweeter, such as The Penalty Box by Odette Stone.
Are marriage of convenience hockey romance books set in college or the pros?
135 are set in pro hockey and 13 on college teams; the rest follow minor league, junior or retired players.