He Has Game

Boston Brawlers Hockey Romance

By: Stephanie Queen

Narrated by: Victoria Landon, Scott Rose

Bad boy goalie for the Boston Brawlers, Finnegan Reed needs to rehabilitate his image or be traded.

So he goes along with the public relations plan.

How bad can a fake engagement to a nerdy co-ed be?

Except the nerdy co-ed has a spine to go with her gentle soul and a weakness for margaritas and hockey players. Who knew?

But it's a dicey thing trying to pull off a lie when you're in the limelight, and things could go from bad to worse unless they make the story stick with a convincing performance. All the way down to the details, like....

He Has Game is a full-length new-adult hockey romance set in the world of the Boston Brawlers hockey team. You'll see players from other stories drop in for fun, but this book was written be enjoyed as a stand-alone. If you love bad-boy hockey players, fake engagements, and sizzling romance with all the feels right up to the satisfying happy ending, you'll love this story! (Contains sex and language for mature audiences.)

©2020 Stephanie Queen (P)2023 Audion Media

Hockey and Fake Fiancé

I was gifted this story in exchange for an honest review. Love this combination hockey/fake fiancé. This was fun sexy story between the main caracteres, hard part to listen was the moms back story she should have been held more accountable but that’s just me bringing real life accountability to the story.

Really enjoyed the narration.

Will be listening to the rest of the series.

Ok!

The narrators did a good job telling the story. Finn needs to change his image after he turned down an older married woman who told her husband he hit on her but there was no proof, but apparently it is something that she always does behind her husbands back. So I don't understand how they couldn't just prove she was shady. Then you have this nerdy intern who jumps at the chance gets a makeover then all of a sudden he is attracted to her. Then there's the tragic backstory and just like the first book it's something tragic that happen that should have been reported.

Does Fake even work anymore

This book was so cute! Watching big bad hockey players fall in love and be softies to their girls is swoon worthy! It’s funny how Fake relationships seem to mostly fail in a good way. Watching Viv transform from the nerdy girl to one hot chic and had Finn speechless was so fun! The chemistry that grew between the two was great! Hearing about Finn’s past with his mother broke my heart. I love how Viv didn’t let his past keep dirtying up his future thoughts. This whole series has been so good this far and can’t wait to keep going!

Finn & Vivvie!

What do you do when your reputation is at stake? Finn, the goalie for the Boston Brawlers has found himself in this situation, and the answer? Find a fake fiance. Vivvie recently began her job at the Brawlers. Quiet and reserved, she offers to be his fiance. But will she be able to pull it off? A little help in her transformation, she easily transitions into the role. And the two form a friendship that slowly evolves into more. It can't be more though. There is an expiration date! This bad boy with good girl romance is fun and flirty,frustrating and the perfect kind of love story. I love seeing the team, the wags box, and the way everyone is a family. Stephanie Queen has a great series. If you love sports romance, this is the book for you!

Victoria Landon and Scott Rose are our story tellers and they are fabulous together. Landon gives Vivvie that innocence, yet compassionate and mature. I loved this team for this couple.

The playboy hockey player and the shy nerd

I love hockey romances, but this seemed super immature, and I don't understand why everyone was wanting Finn.

Vivvie was a shy nerd, pushed into being Finn's fake fiancee. Why did she ever crush on him?

I thought Fun was crude, in a very immature way, very full of himself, and just a huge playboy.

I wanted to love this, but I just didn't. The narrators (Scott Rose and Victoria Landon) did ok, but Finn's character seemed younger than his voice.

This is just my opinion... many people seemed to love it.