A review by chronic_listener
Egotistical Puckboy by Eden Finley, Saxon James

emotional funny lighthearted medium-paced
  • Plot- or character-driven? Character
  • Strong character development? Yes
  • Loveable characters? Yes

4.25

This was the pinnacle of dumb-fun and also so much more
Saxon James and Eden Finley write lighthearted and sexy M/M romance, managing to seamlessly weave in important real life issues the characters have to work through individually and together, while still being stupidly funny and low-angst.

I loved watching Anton and Ezra go from hating each other to slowly understanding and really SEEING each other for who they really are. 
The snark, the bickering, the pranks, the superstitions, the character growth - chefs kiss. 🫶🏼

There was lots of hockey in this (which I love), navigating being an out professional athlete and all the struggles that come with it, a supportive group of queer hockey players, and a guaranteed happy ending.

I was grinning and snort-laughing all throughout the book, it was so incredibly dumb I loved it.

✨enemies-to-lovers
✨hockey romance M/M
✨snark and banter
✨low-angst, high spice with plot

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