Unrivaled

Hockey Ever After, Book 3

By: Ashlyn Kane, Morgan James

Narrated by: Nick J. Russo

People say there's a fine line between love and hate. If you ask Grady Armstrong, the line's as obvious as the one across the middle of a hockey rink.

So he can't explain why he doesn't walk away when his Grindr hookup—a guy who accused him of impersonating himself—turns out to be Max Lockhart, a rival player Grady once punched in the face. Apparently, Max can goad him just as well off the ice as he can on it.

Max Lockhart shows up thinking he is going to expose a fake. Instead, he hooks up with a guy who claims to hate him. And has a good time. A really good time. But that doesn't mean players from different teams can be together.

Max has always wished Grady would relax a little. When the season starts and Grady accepts Max's offer of help with finding someone to date for real, Max gets his wish. But he should've been careful what he wished for because now that he knows Grady is a big softie under that prickly shell, he'd rather keep Grady for himself.

Grady only goes on a handful of dates before he realizes he has a lot more fun with Max. But he can't be falling for a rival player… can he?

©2023 Ashlyn Kane and Morgan James (P)2025 Podium Audio

The narrator!

This story was a fun listen! There was humor, detail and not too much sex. The narrator was THE BEST I have ever listened too

Favorite of the series!

One of my favorite hockey romances, I’m so glad it’s finally on audio!!! Really enjoyed it in this form, narration was great!

Hot, funny/witty, sweet; excellent narration

Love this book so much!! Nick Russo once again needs no duet partner. Please add audiobooks for the rest of the series!!!!

My favorite in the series!

Love this book and the audiobook does it justice! Grady and Max are both great and I love their enemies to lovers story.

A favorite

I have read a lot of terrible and regrettable hockey romances and this one is a breath of fresh air. Well written, funny, well paced, realistic characters, not full of stereotypes. This book is so good and the narrator has just the right intonations to bring everyone to life and make you laugh. A really good audiobook makes the book better and this one does.