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Finally, if you're not already sold—did I mention free?—here's an excerpt:
Number 12 skated behind the net
to make a pass to the next player and gave Louise a full view of his face.
“Oh. My. God.”
I smirked. “Told you so.”
“He’s gorgeous. Like Chris Hemsworth hot. Those eyes, those cheekbones, those lips—everything. I can only see his neck, but it looks like he’s really built too.”
“He is. I Googled him, and there’s a photo of him in a t-shirt and shorts at training camp and everything looks… amazing. And he’s got a huge package.”
“What?” Louise dropped the binoculars and stared at me.
I laughed. “Just kidding. You can’t tell that from a photo.” Unless his legs were positioned in just the right way and the shorts fabric was clingy, which they hadn’t been.
“Oh. My. God.”
I smirked. “Told you so.”
“He’s gorgeous. Like Chris Hemsworth hot. Those eyes, those cheekbones, those lips—everything. I can only see his neck, but it looks like he’s really built too.”
“He is. I Googled him, and there’s a photo of him in a t-shirt and shorts at training camp and everything looks… amazing. And he’s got a huge package.”
“What?” Louise dropped the binoculars and stared at me.
I laughed. “Just kidding. You can’t tell that from a photo.” Unless his legs were positioned in just the right way and the shorts fabric was clingy, which they hadn’t been.
