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Synopsis
I came to celebrate my call-up to the NHL playoffs. I didnāt expect a rockstar to turn my world upside down. Evan Crosby After five years grinding in the AHL, I finally get my shot with the Coyotes. The playoffs are my chance to prove I belong in the NHL. No distractions. No mistakes. Then I walk into a bar in Scottsdale to celebrate⦠and lock eyes with him. Ronan Valeādark hair, sinful eyeliner, and a voice thatās haunted my playlists for years. A rockstar who looks at me like Iām the only man in the room. Iāve always dated women. My career is hanging by a thread. And the last thing a playoff rookie needs is a scandal. But the way Ronan touches me? The way he makes me feel? Suddenly the biggest risk of my career isnāt on the ice. Itās falling for him. Ronan Vale Fame taught me one thingānever let anyone close enough to break you. Music is safe. Touring is safe. Casual hookups are safe. Then Evan Crosby crashes into my lifeāsweet, nervous, and completely new to everything I am. He says this canāt be real. That his career could shatter if anyone finds out. But the way he kisses me tells a different story. And when the final buzzer sounds on his playoff run, heāll have to decide. Protect the career heās fought for⦠Or risk everything for a love neither of us saw coming. Blue Line Collision launches the Desert Elite Hockey series and spins off from the Desert Ice Hockey and Desert Football worlds. Inside youāll find a bisexual awakening, a closeted playoff rookie, a broody rockstar, secret hookups, found queer hockey family, and a love that hits harder than a body check. Grab your copy today for hard hits, backstage heat, and a love that refuses to stay in the closet.
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Blue Line Collision: A Bi-Awakening Opposites Attract Hockey MM Romance: content & age rating
Intended for adult readers (18+).
This adult M/M romance features explicit sexual content between two men, including detailed intimate scenes. Themes include bisexual awakening, closeted relationship struggles, and navigating coming out in professional sports.
What to know going in
This book has mild violence, explicit sexual content, and moderate language. Content notes include homophobia, closeted relationship, and career pressure.
Who'll love this
Adult readers will enjoy this emotional story of a hockey player discovering his sexuality and risking his career for love.