Hooking Hannah
by Cassandra Carr and Cynthia Carr
Genre: Sports Romance
Watching her twin sister deal with being a hockey wife putting up with moves across the country and injuries has made Hannah Howard determined not to date hockey players. Ever. When she’s introduced to gorgeous center Scott Richards after an all-star game, though, her resolution is tested. She's pushed into going out with him afterward, but as their chemistry rockets off the charts that night, Hannah begins to wonder if her hands off hockey players rule is about to go up in smoke.
Scott, a star playing for New York, is tired of puck bunnies and playing the field and longs for that home and family stuff he’s heard about. When he spots stunning Hannah across the room, those visions start solidifying in his head and he becomes determined to win her over, using his best techniques both in and out of bed to snag her for his future. Hannah's reticence means some fancy footwork, though, and not the kind he’s used to on the ice.
Now Hannah must decide if Scott is worth the worry and uncertainty that comes with dating a player. Scott, for his part, needs to go after the most important goal of his life: making Hannah his forever.
MY REVIEW:
MY REVIEW:
I really enjoyed this Novella. It was short and I did find
that some of it went by fast but it was easy to follow. I thought it was well
written and the storyline was really good. I like Scott and I thought he was
swoon-worthy. He is a hockey player who at the end of a game met Hannah a
player sister-in-law. She doesn’t want that life of being with a hockey player.
But what happens when she meets and gets to know Scott more? I really love
ready this authors books, she never disappoints. Over all I give this book 4
stars!
Cassandra Carr is a multi-award winning romance writer. When not writing she enjoys watching hockey and hanging out online. Cassandra's books have won numerous "Best Book Of" awards and her novella Unexpected Top was nominated in the E-book Erotic Romance category of RT's Reviewers' Choice Awards.
She thinks the best part of being a writer is penning stories about love and sex while most others struggle with commutes, micro-managing bosses and cranky co-workers.
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