For The Record: An Opposites Attract Romance

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A country singer. A hockey player. Six months to not fall in love. Country singer Summer Starling went from Nashville unknown to national attention thanks to her appearance on a reality dating show. Now she has one shot. Six months in Chicago with a legendary producer. One album that could launch her career. A simple plan: work, write, sing, repeat. Her new roommate—the six-foot-something NHL captain she slept with on her first night in town—is exactly the kind of distraction she didn’t account for. Miles King doesn’t do relationships. He keeps his focus on hockey and his life carefully controlled. But Summer is sunshine and chaos in cowboy boots, and she’s making him want things he’d stopped believing in. Things like forever. Things he can’t have with someone who’s halfway out the door. When resisting her becomes harder than the inevitable goodbye, he gives in. Just until she leaves. He didn’t expect her good luck texts to become the difference between winning and losing. Or for her laugh to become his favorite sound. By the time he realizes temporary will never be enough, the album wraps and Summer’s career takes off. She’s leaving. He can’t ask her to stay. But what happens when the person you’re supposed to set free becomes the one your heart won’t let go of? For The Record is a spicy and swoony one night stand, accidental roommates to lovers hockey romance. It’s the third book in the Saints Hockey series, but can be read as a standalone. Tropes: Hockey Captain x Country Music Singer Roommate to Lovers One Night stand Temporary Arrangement Opposites Attract Forced Proximity No 3rd Act Breakup

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For The Record: An Opposites Attract Romance: content & age rating

Intended for adult readers (18+).

This adult contemporary romance contains explicit sexual content described as 'spicy,' moderate language, and mature relationship dynamics. Best suited for adult readers.