Puck Funny

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. 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.

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🚌 A 10-year journey

👯‍♂️Brother’s best friend, friends-to-lovers

🥰 Second chance romance, HEA  

🌶️ Immersive spice 

🏒Golden retriever hockey player MMC

🗣️Comedian FMC

🎢 All the feels

Reference to off-page domestic violence (Chapter 4)

On-page death of a parent (Chapter 6)

On page car accident (Chapter 15-16)

Fist fight (Chapter 19)

Discussion of early pandemic (Chapter 29)

Additionally, there is explicit sexual content between fully consenting partners. This includes:

• Copious dirty talk, including “good girl” and “daddy”

• Spanking

• Edging

• Face sitting

• Light Dom/sub dynamics

•Anilingus and anal fingering

Puck Funny is typically rated at 3 out of 5 chili peppers for spice level.

There are 10 spicy scenes in Puck Funny.

Puck Funny brings the drama that comes with coming of age. Therefore, the angst level on this book is HIGH.

No! While Puck Funny is the first in the Unintentional Puck Bunny series, all books in the series are interconnected standalones. That means you can start wherever you like!

You will see couples from previous books, but isn’t that half the fun of a romance series?

Puck Honey is a roommates to lovers, fake dating hockey romance with a cinnamon roll reformed player MMC.

Puck Money is a spicy lessons, workplace hockey romance between our shy goalie and his sensible agent.

Want more grown-up hockey goodness? Try the Ohio Rusties Hockey series.