Single dad hockey romance
Single dad hockey romance gives a pro player a kid to raise and a schedule that does not work. Enter the nanny, the teacher, the neighbor or an old flame, and a story that is as much about family as romance.
Top single dad hockey romance books
463 ranked · showing 48
Why single parent works on the ice
Road trips, early practices and a public life make single parenting genuinely hard for a hockey player, which gives these books a practical reason for the leads to meet.
The kid is often the best character. Expect toddlers in tiny jerseys, teammates who turn into honorary uncles and a hero who is terrifying on the ice and helpless at a school bake sale.
These books run warmer and less spicy than average, with plenty of found family. Single mom stories are here too, though dads outnumber them.
Readers who love these books often reach for forbidden hockey romance, forced proximity hockey romance and found family hockey romance next. You can also browse every hockey romance trope or go back to the full hockey romance directory.
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Best M/M single dad hockey romance books
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Slow burn single dad hockey romance: lower-heat picks
Questions about single parent hockey romance
What is the best single dad hockey romance book?
Readers' favorite is Puck Drills & Quick Thrills by Eden Finley, followed by Stay by Sarina Bowen and Change on the Fly by Maren Moore. 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 single dad hockey romance books?
Yes. 71 of the 463 books here are M/M, led by Puck Drills & Quick Thrills by Eden Finley and The New Guy by Sarina Bowen.
How spicy are single dad hockey romance books?
50% are rated spicy or scorching on our five-point heat scale. 231 are slow burn or sweeter, such as Simply Irresistible by Rachel Gibson.
Are single dad hockey romance books set in college or the pros?
364 are set in pro hockey and 20 on college teams; the rest follow minor league, junior or retired players.