Two Man Advantage

Hat Trick, Book 2

Rhian Savage is working his way up the ranks of professional hockey, with the dream of making it to the NHL getting closer every day. He’s doing it alone—no family, no friends—and that’s the way he likes it. Then he arrives in New Brunswick, and meets the Moncton Ice Cats. Suddenly, he’s got friends—and even something that might be an honest-to-god crush.

Garrick LeBlanc is lonely and counting the days until his last season with the Ice Cats is over, and he can move to Boston. When his girlfriend suggests he should hook up with a man—and then tell her all about it—Garrick laughs it off. But damned if his friend Rhian doesn’t suddenly take on the starring role in his fantasies. Good thing Rhian is way too young—and straight—for what Garrick has in mind.

Rhian takes a chance when Garrick’s increasingly confusing signals start making sense, and soon discovers he’s bitten off more than he can chew. Sex with strangers is simple. Sex with his best friend? Complicated.

Two Man Advantage, the second book in the Hat Trick series, is a friends-to-lovers romance, featuring a man who thinks he’s meant to go through life alone, his one and only friend, and the Moncton Ice Cats—a team that looks out for their own and takes care of each other. Two Man Advantage can be listened to as a stand-alone, but will probably be even better if you listen to Fair Play (Hat Trick, Book 1) first. It is an 58,000 word M/M romance with no cheating, no cliffhangers, and a swoony HFN (with an HEA just around the corner in Book 3!).

©2013 Samantha Wayland (P)2023 Samantha Wayland

Predictable

This was alright, completely fine to have running in the background while doing errands. Plot and characters were marginally interesting. Not sure I’m going to go onto book 3. Additionally, MMF is just not my thing.