
THE OFFSIDE RULE
R.C. Stephens
Release Date: July 29
Meet R.C. Stephens:
R.C. Stephens writes the kind of stories that make you laugh, cry, and believe in love all over again.
A Top 100 Amazon bestselling author, she crafts emotional, heartfelt romances full of humor, heat, and happily ever afters.
When she’s not writing, she’s probably wrangling her three kids, sneaking in a coffee date with her husband, or walking her lovable goldendoodle, who’s always by her side during late-night writing sessions.
A proud Toronto native, she loves cozy winters—but it’s the colors of fall and the first bloom of spring that truly inspire her.
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Blurb:
A standalone age-gap, coach’s daughter hockey romance with forbidden tension, single dad heat, and one very inconvenient shower incident.
Working with the Dallas Blaze is supposed to prove I belong in sports medicine.
Not because I’m Coach Davis’s daughter. Because I earned it.
The problem is Hunter Russell. Single dad. Captain. Tattooed, broody, and my father’s close friend.
He’s nine years older, completely off-limits and way too good at pretending he doesn’t want me.
Too bad I’m done pretending I don’t want him.
Getting involved with Hunter could ruin my future with the team.
Sneaking around with him could ruin a whole lot more.
But the more he touches me behind closed doors, the less it feels like a mistake. And the more I want the one thing he’s too scared to give me.
All of him.
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🏒Review🏒
Due to his past Hunter doesn’t allow many people close but he has his team and he has his daughter and that is all he needs. Even though he is attracted to Catherine she is off limits not only because of the age gap, but she also works for the team, and her father is his coach and friend.
The internship with the team is the first step when it comes to Catherine’s career in sports medicine. She knows that she is qualified however there are others who feel she received her position based on nepotism and not on merit. Getting involved with the team captain is not going to help the situation, but some risks are worth taking.
When it comes to Hunter and Catherine you can feel their conflict which is at odds with the intense feelings they have for each other. I enjoyed seeing them overcome their reservations and fight for each other and the life they are meant to have together.