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Why choose hockey romance

Why choose hockey romance, also called reverse harem, gives the heroine more than one love interest, usually several players from the same team. She does not pick one. She gets the whole line.

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Why why choose works on the ice

Hockey lines come in groups, so a set of teammates who share everything, including a girlfriend, fits the sport's culture of loyalty and chirping surprisingly well.

These are among the spiciest books in our directory. Most are rated scorching, and many include M/M moments between the guys.

Found family is the other half of the appeal. The best why choose stories are as much about the group becoming a unit as they are about the heat.

Readers who love these books often reach for forbidden hockey romance, found family hockey romance and forced proximity hockey romance next. You can also browse every hockey romance trope or go back to the full hockey romance directory.

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 why choose hockey romance

What is the best why choose hockey romance book?

Readers' favorite is Pucking Around by Emily Rath, followed by Double Pucked by Lauren Blakely and Being Pucked by Rosemary A. Johns. Our ranking blends how many Goodreads readers rated each book with how often it appears on readers' own hockey romance lists.

How spicy are why choose hockey romance books?

99% are rated spicy or scorching on our five-point heat scale. 2 are slow burn or sweeter, such as Changes Going On by Kaje Harper.

Are why choose hockey romance books set in college or the pros?

153 are set in pro hockey and 43 on college teams; the rest follow minor league, junior or retired players.

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