My Kind of Guy 🏒 Available Now
He’s a backup goalie with a broken game. The only thing he needs more than a win is the hot, grumpy bartender who pours his weekly beer.
Becker James is having a spectacularly bad season. Once a top draft pick, he’s now riding the bench in the minors, one failed save away from being cut. The highlight of his week? A lonely hour on a barstool at Sportsballs, Denver’s queerest watering hole—and Forest, the bartender with flannel sleeves, a gruff voice, and a beard that stars in Beck’s dreams.
Opportunity strikes when Forest’s LGBTQ hockey team—the Stickhandlers—loses their goalie last-minute. Beck makes Forest an offer: he’ll help them beat the most hated team in the beer league, but he wants something in return—one night together.
Cue the record scratch, because Seth Forrester doesn’t do hookups. After his last one went horribly wrong, he swore off men for good. He’s definitely not falling for the awkward hottie who just stammered through an indecent proposal.
But Beck is prepared to press his case, no matter how awkward it gets. And one beer league game turns into something messier, sweeter, and so much harder to walk away from…
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🏒Review🏒
Determined to make a success of the bar that Forest has opened he finds himself working long hours as a bartender while trying to balance being there for his teenage son. What he doesn’t need is for one of his patrons, Beck, to declare his feelings as he has enough to juggle especially since he is jaded when it comes to relationships or even one-night stands.
Beck is so much fun, and his way of rambling is sure to bring a smile to your face. He has been smitten with Forest for a while however he has made it clear that he isn’t interested however when he agrees to play goal for Forest’s rec league team it brings them together however Forest is determined to keep it casual and Beck’s feelings are anything but.
Even though they are opposites I loved these two together and seeing Forest finally give in to his feelings for Beck was perfection. Teddy Hamilton brings out all eccentric sides of Beck while Brandon Francis brings out the grumpy and dominant sides of Forest and the heat they share is off the charts.
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