Heartbreaker. Troublemaker. And my ex's biggest rival.After my boyfriend of two years unceremoniously dumps me on my twenty-first birthday, my friends drag me to a trendy new nightclub to drown my sorrows. Several drinks later, I spot the perfect rebound standing next to the bar: Chase Carter, my ex's worst enemy. A notorious antagonizer, Chase is cocky, smart-mouthed... and undeniably hot. Even better, he's rumored to be impressively skilled at more than just hockey. What better way to move on?Unfortunately, my plan falls apart after I have one cocktail too many and throw up all over Chase's shoes. Following a night of him taking care of me while I'm at my worst, I'm certain he'll never want to see me again. But the next time our schools face off, he finds me in the crowd after the game—and when we fake a kiss in front of my ex, the sparks that fly are real.Before I know it, we’re having “study dates” and flirting constantly via text. Beneath his brash exterior, he’s protective and sweet, not to mention generous in every sense of the word. He takes me out for a do-over birthday celebration, treats me like gold, and spoils me in a million different ways.The only problem? We're caught in the midst of a bitter rivalry that extends far beyond the arena. My brother hates him, my friends don't approve, and I'm being forced to choose between my loyalties and my heart.He's the last person I should fall for, but it might just be too late.Offside is a college hockey romance with lots of spice, swoon, and a happily ever after. It’s the first book in the Rules of the Game series and can be read as a standalone.Tropes: boy obsessed ex’s rival cocky hockey hero good girl x bad boy soft for her dual POVNote: This listing is for the Special Edition object paperback.
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Offside: Rules of the Game Book 1
von Avery Keelan
Heartbreaker. Troublemaker. And my ex's biggest rival.After my boyfriend of two years unceremoniously dumps me on my twenty-first birthday, my friends drag me to a trendy new nightclub to drown my sorrows. Several drinks later, I spot the perfect rebound standing next to the bar: Chase Carter, my ex's worst enemy. A notorious antagonizer, Chase is cocky, smart-mouthed... and undeniably hot. Even better, he's rumored to be impressively skilled at more than just hockey. What better way to move on?Unfortunately, my plan falls apart after I have one cocktail too many and throw up all over Chase's shoes. Following a night of him taking care of me while I'm at my worst, I'm certain he'll never want to see me again. But the next time our schools face off, he finds me in the crowd after the game—and when we fake a kiss in front of my ex, the sparks that fly are real.Before I know it, we’re having “study dates” and flirting constantly via text. Beneath his brash exterior, he’s protective and sweet, not to mention generous in every sense of the word. He takes me out for a do-over birthday celebration, treats me like gold, and spoils me in a million different ways.The only problem? We're caught in the midst of a bitter rivalry that extends far beyond the arena. My brother hates him, my friends don't approve, and I'm being forced to choose between my loyalties and my heart.He's the last person I should fall for, but it might just be too late.Offside is a college hockey romance with lots of spice, swoon, and a happily ever after. It’s the first book in the Rules of the Game series and can be read as a standalone.Tropes: boy obsessed ex’s rival cocky hockey hero good girl x bad boy soft for her dual POVNote: This listing is for the Special Edition object paperback.
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How can a book be so boring. I dreaded reading it, every time I picked it up. I can do it no more. Dnf at 65%
I reread it. This book has great scenes, like chapters that I love love love! The writing is good and the overall plot is a great idea. The problem is the length. Why is it so long? During my reread I made a list of side plots. There are too many. The amount of drama forced into this great romance makes it so boring. I want to love this but the longer I have to read this the more I get bored. I think about this book a lot, because I love parts of it so much :D I gave it 2 stars after my first reading, bumped that to 3 stars because I was thinking about it so much.. so much that I reread it in the same year just to give it 2 stars again :D This makes me feel schizophrenic...