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Lucky Shot : A totally unputdownable, forced-proximity ice hockey romance - Rebecca Jenshak blhhgf and struggle to stop scrollingI'm supposed to be writing a spicy ice hockey romance not living one. But not falling into the hot, grumpy ice hockey captain's bed is proving to be impossible . . . I came to Moonshot, Montana, for research. The plan was simple: I have six weeks to learn the basics, write the book and then go back home. But now I'm living in hockey captain Nick Galaxy's guesthouse, even though he says he has zero interest in helping anyone write a love story