A Holiday Puck

Last Christmas, Marcie Stone got dumped over a haircut, downed too much spiked eggnog, and confessed her most desperate holiday wish to a small-town charity an orgasm that wasn’t self-service. Santa turned out to be tall, hot, and very willing, right up until they were interrupted in the middle of their North Pole magic.

One year later, Marcie’s back in Eastbury to settle her late aunt’s estate. There’s just one to sell the house, she has to raise enough money to save the town’s beloved rec center. She’s ready to get in, get out, and escape to the nearest beach, until she’s roped into a charity hockey game and runs straight into her unfinished business.

Luke Reed is a single dad, a local hockey star, and the very same Santa who almost made all her Christmas wishes come true. Now he’s offering to help her save the rink he coaches at, which means bake sales, skating lessons that end with her flat on her back in more ways than one, and sparks hot enough to melt the ice.

Marcie swore she was done believing in holiday miracles. But between Luke’s easy grin, his adorable daughter, and his knack for making her feel wanted again, she’s starting to wonder if this Christmas might deliver more than she bargained for.

Because the only thing riskier than falling for Hot Santa is realizing he might be the real deal.