Keep Me Close by Jennifer Sucevic is now live!
Knox McNichols and I have one thing in common—we can't stand each other.
He's the NHL playboy who enjoys getting under my skin, and thanks to the marriage between our siblings, avoiding him isn't an option.
When my ex refuses to take no for an answer, I show up at Knox's penthouse with a desperate proposal—pretend to be my boyfriend.
The plan is simple: convince my ex I've moved on.
Except Knox has a few rules...
Rule #1: No flirting with anyone but him.
Rule #2: If my ex contacts me, I tell him immediately.
Rule #3: My location stays on at all times.
His rules should send me running.
Instead, they make me wonder if the man I've spent years fighting with is hiding something entirely different beneath his easy smiles and reputation as hockey's favorite playboy.
The more time we spend together, the harder it becomes to ignore the sparks between us—or Knox’s determination to protect me at all costs.
When pretending starts to feel a little too real, I realize there might be something far more dangerous than my ex refusing to let me go.
It's discovering that the man I've spent years fighting with just might be the one I can't live without.
Keep Me Close is a swoony, boy-obsessed, enemies-to-lovers pro hockey romance featuring fake dating, off-limits tension, a hero who's been secretly pining from page one, and no third-act breakup. It's book five in the Chicago Railers series and can be read as a standalone.
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Narrated by: CJ Bloom & Alex Knox
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Review:
4 Stars
This is the fifth book in the series. The heroes in this series are so swoon worthy and Knox fits right along with that theme. The secret pining right from the start and the protectiveness of his woman, swoon. Cheyenne lives by the reputation people see from the reality tv show she does and not the true person under it all, but my favorite part of this book is that Knox truly sees her. His unconditional support and the way he believes in her when she struggles to see it made my heart just melt. The girl squad of the players' significant others taking Cheyenne under their wing made my heart so happy. Knox is showing her a world she didn't know could exist. Cheyenne's ex is bad news and leads to some drama that I hated to see coming, but it puts her right where she needed to be. Knox and Cheyenne together with the piano for me were some of the most powerfully venerable moments that show the true deep connection they have. A great addition to the series, but the snippets we receive for future books has me eagerly awaiting what is to come in this series. The next book I already know I'm going to love so much. The banter that I feel deep in my gut that is coming, it can't come soon enough.
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