Unintentional Puck Bunny Series by Dani Galliaro

He’s been off-limits forever… but she might be ready to break the rules. Kitty Gatto thought she’d left behind any chance of romance with boy-next-door Guy Stelle way back in high school after one disastrous kiss. After all, he’s her brother’s best friend and, therefore, totally off-limits. They’re better off just being friends, right? But Guy’s all grown up now, a college hockey star and so hot it’s a wonder he doesn’t melt the ice he plays on... moreHe’s been off-limits forever… but she might be ready to break the rules. Kitty Gatto thought she’d left behind any chance of romance with boy-next-door Guy Stelle way back in high school after one disastrous kiss. After all, he’s her brother’s best friend and, therefore, totally off-limits. They’re better off just being friends, right? But Guy’s all grown up now, a college hockey star and so hot it’s a wonder he doesn’t melt the ice he plays on. And he definitely hasn’t forgotten about that kiss. After Guy saves her from total humiliation at a wild frat party, Kitty finds herself dangerously tangled up in his charms again. Knowing his reputation as a player on and off the ice, she’s not about to give him her heart and throw away her dream career as a stand-up comedian. But staying away might just turn out to be easier said than done. Especially when Guy shows her new sides of him she’s never seen before… a sweet, protective side – and a wild, sexy side hungry just for her. Once Guy is drafted to play for the Seattle Sealpups, Kitty is forced to choose whether to follow her heart or her dreams. But can she trust that Guy is playing for keeps this time? Puck Funny is a spicy friends-to-lovers, he-falls-first standalone hockey romance with a cinnamon roll MMC and plenty of praise. This is book 1 in the Unintentional Puck Bunny series. less

There’s a very thin line between hate and desire…. Jessie Welsh wants absolutely nothing to do with her womanizing next-door neighbor, Ben “Mikey” Miknevicius. All she wants is for him to turn down the late-night party music so she can get some sleep. He may be a sexy-as-puck hockey star, but nothing about him screams “relationship” – in other words, not for Jessie... moreThere’s a very thin line between hate and desire…. Jessie Welsh wants absolutely nothing to do with her womanizing next-door neighbor, Ben “Mikey” Miknevicius. All she wants is for him to turn down the late-night party music so she can get some sleep. He may be a sexy-as-puck hockey star, but nothing about him screams “relationship” – in other words, not for Jessie. So when Jessie and her boyfriend break up and she’s left without a place to stay, she figures it can’t hurt to take Mikey up on his temporary offer to stay in his spare room, right? Only it turns out that Mikey might have more to offer. When Jessie finds out her ex has been cheating on her all along, she and Mikey share a steamy kiss sure to make him jealous. But when the two are caught by Mikey’s family, they have no choice but to keep up the ruse. When feelings start turning more real than fake, Jessie will have to decide. Will she let herself fall for the last person she ever expected to want? And will Mikey be able to put his old ways behind him and be the man she deserves? Puck Honey is a steamy, forced proximity, fake dating standalone hockey romance. It is book 2 in the Unintentional Puck Bunny series, after Puck Funny. less

You can be at the top of your game and have no game. Nick Oberbeck is the young star goalie for the Los Angeles Princes. With all the money and prestige, he should be able to get anyone he wants as a partner. So why can’t the golden boy seem to make the connections he craves? Nick’s path collides with reliable, responsible golden girl Annie Markham when they’re both in their friends’ wedding. Lucky for him, Annie’s fresh off a heartbreak involving a coworker... moreYou can be at the top of your game and have no game. Nick Oberbeck is the young star goalie for the Los Angeles Princes. With all the money and prestige, he should be able to get anyone he wants as a partner. So why can’t the golden boy seem to make the connections he craves? Nick’s path collides with reliable, responsible golden girl Annie Markham when they’re both in their friends’ wedding. Lucky for him, Annie’s fresh off a heartbreak involving a coworker. Nick tries his best to bag Annie, and succeeds . . . kind of. They go their separate ways until Annie has a work opportunity in an opportunity to be Nick’s sports agent. Neither of them wants to repeat their past mistakes, but Nick asks Annie for a big favor. The catch? No one can know. In a story where no one’s perfect and love’s not the goal, can they save their connection? less