The Brooklyn Bears: Season
The Brooklyn Bears: Season is a contemporary romance series where hockey is only part of the story. The books follow women and players dealing with real-life pressure, unexpected turns, and relationships that grow out of imperfect situations. It works well for readers who want sports romance with a softer, grounded feel and strong emotional payoff. Read more on lokepub.
Books in This Series
The Second Shot K.O.K (The Brooklyn Bears: Season 1)
Romance
A sexy, second chance, forbidden love, hockey romance, by USA Today Best-Selling Author, MJ FieldsShe chose her family. He chose their dream. Now fate is giving them a second shot…Five years ago, Nalani pushed me to take an offer from Lincoln University for a full ride, giving me a better shot at playing professional ...
The One Night Dash (The Brooklyn Bears #2)
Romance
NoelleBy day, I sell stories in my bookstore. By night, I’m writing my own spicy romcoms, so caffeinated and cheesy they’ll make you giggle, blush, and swoon. Because real life? It’s messy enough. My books are my escape, my happy place.In college, athletes were never my type. Couldn’t be. Not when the risk of letti...
The Ultimate Goal (The Brooklyn Bears)
Romance
Claudia I swore I would never fall for another hockey player. Not after a fling turned into a pregnancy, and when I offered him a chance to walk away, he took it. I can raise my daughter alone.I’d been raising myself for years. PhD completed and a job lined up, I didn’t need him or his money. She was almost four mont...
The Romance Killer (The Brooklyn Bears #5)
Sport
Sofie- I run a media corporation. When one of my closest friends falls in love with the Bears’ golden goalie, I make their family too public to attack. Their engagement video goes viral overnight.Savannah’s father was never in the picture. He opted out. Now he’s newly engaged to serious money and suddenly worried ab...
The Mother Faulker (The Brooklyn Bears #6)
Sport
Brilliant, broke, and building stability where none existed before.I grew up somewhere that assumes your future will look exactly like your past. Scholarships, discipline, and more late nights than I can count are the reason mine won’t.I’m within reach of finishing my PhD and building the kind of life where stability...