Zero Pucks: Punk as Puck, Book 1

What a fun and sweet romance! Zero Pucks introduces us to two characters that couldn’t be more different, had a mystery meet cute that no one remembers (alcohol in Vegas), and they were exactly what the other needed to make life changes for the better. I loved how both men were imperfectly perfect and met each other exactly where they needed the other to be, taking their pasts and disabilities at face value and right in stride. Amadeo and Tucker were so easy to love right from the start. Deo was so very sweet. Tucker’s irreverent humor and strength made this such a fun read. It starts out with so much chaos - Tucker waking up with no legs and no idea where he was. From there, the story gets so sweet and ends on a wicked punch. I adored this strangers to lovers, not quite one night stand in Vegas, accidental marriage, humorous hockey romance from start to finish. Zero Pucks is a story of love and acceptance, of oneself and another, that greatly uses humor to lighten a heartfelt story that touches on some harder themes. Because life sometimes knocks you down and derails your life plan. What is more real than that? I love how this overall positive thread of acceptance often runs through E.M. Lindsey’s stories and fundamentally connects her MCs. This story is fun and is packed with so many surprises. As intended, I absolutely adored both the MCs and their large found family. I also appreciate E’s attention to detail with how she represents different disabilities, utilizing…

I loved the heck out of this book! The humor, found family and sweet romance of it all kept me gripped and wanting the couple to find their happily ever after. More than that I just couldn’t help but enjoy the wonderful array of characters we got introduced to along the way and I must say there is something so special about the way EM Lindsey does found family in their series. This one was no exception. I loved this story and can’t wait for more in the series!

This was a married in Vegas story I didn't know I needed. Tucker had me both sympathetic to him as a character and what he’s been through in the past and rooting for him to have a bright future. I love that his disabilities don't define him or hold him back, and for the most part, he’s found ways to adapt and has a positive outlook. Deo has trash self esteem because of the relationship he’s been in with a toxic partner. The two of them together open up and become vulnerable. It’s a beautiful thing to watch these married men fall in love. I can't wait for more in this sled hockey world. I'm rooting for the side characters with all of the amazing found family vibes this series is providing. Here’s to more HEAs…