The Brick Wall
By Stephanie Julian
- Release Date: 2016-05-09
- Genre: Romance
Description
He needs to get his head in the game...
Goaltender Shane Conrad's game is in a slump but when he meets a redhead who raises more than his blood pressure, it's game on. One steamy night with Bliss Vescovi and Shane’s winning games again. Their action in the bedroom rivals his play on the ice but both agree their affair isn't meant for the long term.
Not let his heart call the shots...
Bliss isn't looking for a relationship, especially not with an intense, driven athlete who's chasing his dreams. Her ex's need for control nearly made her his emotional slave. She's sworn to never give another man that kind of hold over her again. But a one-night stand with a hot hockey player who won't be around forever? Totally doable.
But Shane's off-beat humor and killer smile get around the guard on her heart and Bliss's warmth opens up a life beyond the ice for Shane. Until Shane gets the call he’s been waiting for his whole life…from the NHL. Bliss knows their affair is over, but Shane isn’t giving up without a fight. His nickname is Brick Wall for a good reason...
Reviews
The Brick Wall
5By sbsbrinsonLoved the story and characters!The Brick Wall
5By mia's allieI don’t normally read sport romances, but I do like this author. This was a really great read. Great characters, well put together storyline. I love that there was little to no arguing between main characters. And, by know means was it boring. I love that it ends with a HEA, no purchasing endless books just to get to the ending. READ THIS BOOK!My hometown
5By Skiplayer1Loved this story. The author mentions several places from my hometown. So happy to have it mentioned.Great
5By iSolitudeI loved everything about this book! Would happily read againBrick wall
5By kayebesueAwesome readEnjoyable for a rainy day in
3By nicki469Pretty decent read. The sexy scenes were mild but went along with the flow of the relationship. The plot was easy to follow, only occasionally slow, but never to the point were I had or wanted to stop reading.
