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He’ll teach me to be a player, but convinces me to practice with him.
We’ve been friends for years, but our flirting lessons and practice kisses push the bounds of friendship.
We’re roommates, but sleeping in the same bed.
He buys me a toy as a favor… but helps me use it.
All that relationship stuff he’s always avoided? He doesn’t seem to mind it anymore.
Rule number one of being a player is no attachments, but when Hayden sees me picking up other guys, he’s jealous enough that I wonder…
Maybe my wingman's been waiting for me all along.
The Wingman is a pro hockey relationship coach romance. It's the third book in the Vancouver Storm series but can be read as a standalone.
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Este livro é maravilhoso, quando começas a ler não consegues mais parar, é incrível
I loved almost everything about this book. I loved the characters, the story, the friendship dynamic. I especially loved Darcy's journey of finding herself, and I could really relate to many of the things she was struggling with. Her struggles felt real and not overwritten, if that makes sense.I diiiiid get a moderate ick with everything Hayden was thinking and doing throughout the years regarding Darcy. Honestly, a lot of the things he did are only hot because you know they’re into each other—and because he’s a hot hockey player. There’s yearning for the woman you love (and there were plenty of amazing scenes like that here), and then there’s “well… that’s a bit creepy.”Also, the whole miscommunication of “oh, he doesn’t want a serious relationship so I’m not gonna get too invested in this” felt a bit overused for me. I get not wanting to ruin the friendship by complicating things, but at some point… you’ve already crossed the point of no return for a friendship.Overall, I did enjoy this book a loooot—I just had to switch off my pragmatic brain a little more.