Delay of Game: Books 4-6
(2024)(A book in the Delay of Game series)
An omnibus of novels by Hannah Henry
Empty Netter
When Blake Brennan came out, he made NHL history. He was the elite goaltender of the New Jersey Ruby Reds, with a cute boyfriend and a bright career ahead of him. Now, he was single, and struggling both in net, and with his team.
Matthew Sawyer ended up living with his dad again after dropping out of college. His dad, the coach of the Ruby Reds, has high expectations for him. Matthew isn’t sure what he wants out of life, but he knows he doesn’t want the boring desk job his dad wants him to get.
When Matthew sees the famously gay goalie for his dad’s team at a bar on New Year’s Eve, he goes for it. Has a little one-night-stand to spite his dad, even if his dad will never find out.
A one-night-stand leads to more, and when things get messy fast, they both have to take a leap of faith.
Empty Netter is a 50k, Coach’s son, MM hockey romance.
Offensive EdgeTheo Lane finally found his place in the NHL. The beginning of his career had been a struggle, especially compared to Rowan Foley, generational talent and his ex not-quite-boyfriend. It took eight years from draft day, but Theo was finally on a team that respected him. A team that was lighting it up. The San Jose Serpents had a real chance that year. Everything was looking up.
Until Rowan signed a contract with the Serpents.
Rowan may be a ‘generational talent,’ but he was also on a shitty team. The Texas Victory had only made the playoffs once in Rowan’s eight years playing in the NHL, and there was no hope in sight. It was time to move on. He was wistful for the time he spent in junior playing with Theo, the boy his heart hadn’t let go of just yet, even if they had fallen out of touch.
Rowan wasn’t expecting Theo to come running back into his arms, but he hadn’t expected the downright hostile welcome he got from him, either. Eight years was a long time, and Rowan was realizing he had made some mistakes.
Theo and his still-broken heart had resolved to keep their relationship 100% on the ice, where they played together like a dream. But the season was long, and there was a reason they had been so obsessed with each other when they had been Flint Jaguars back in junior. Rowan always worked hard on the ice, but can he work hard enough off of it to win Theo back?
Offensive Edge is a 57k second chance MM hockey romance with a happily ever after.
Home Ice Disadvantage
Felix Becker is trying to figure out where he belongs in New Jersey. After spending nearly a decade in Texas in a codependent, though platonic, relationship with his best friend, recent Stanley Cup winner Rowan Foley, it’s time to move on. His new condo is fine, but things finally start to look up when he meets his cute neighbor, Will.
Will Knight’s third book is destroying him. The final installment of his horror trilogy is past due, and he can’t figure out how to end it. He’s got family drama that is consuming him, and his mental health is as fragile as glass. His new neighbor, however, is the perfect distraction.
The thrum of Felix’s anxiety quiets around Will, and it’s not long before he’s in a free fall for his novelist. But Will is harboring secrets, and Felix’s genuine affection for him is more terrifying than his novels.
Home Ice Disadvantage is a 55k opposites attract, neighbors romance with an HEA.
When Blake Brennan came out, he made NHL history. He was the elite goaltender of the New Jersey Ruby Reds, with a cute boyfriend and a bright career ahead of him. Now, he was single, and struggling both in net, and with his team.
Matthew Sawyer ended up living with his dad again after dropping out of college. His dad, the coach of the Ruby Reds, has high expectations for him. Matthew isn’t sure what he wants out of life, but he knows he doesn’t want the boring desk job his dad wants him to get.
When Matthew sees the famously gay goalie for his dad’s team at a bar on New Year’s Eve, he goes for it. Has a little one-night-stand to spite his dad, even if his dad will never find out.
A one-night-stand leads to more, and when things get messy fast, they both have to take a leap of faith.
Empty Netter is a 50k, Coach’s son, MM hockey romance.
Offensive EdgeTheo Lane finally found his place in the NHL. The beginning of his career had been a struggle, especially compared to Rowan Foley, generational talent and his ex not-quite-boyfriend. It took eight years from draft day, but Theo was finally on a team that respected him. A team that was lighting it up. The San Jose Serpents had a real chance that year. Everything was looking up.
Until Rowan signed a contract with the Serpents.
Rowan may be a ‘generational talent,’ but he was also on a shitty team. The Texas Victory had only made the playoffs once in Rowan’s eight years playing in the NHL, and there was no hope in sight. It was time to move on. He was wistful for the time he spent in junior playing with Theo, the boy his heart hadn’t let go of just yet, even if they had fallen out of touch.
Rowan wasn’t expecting Theo to come running back into his arms, but he hadn’t expected the downright hostile welcome he got from him, either. Eight years was a long time, and Rowan was realizing he had made some mistakes.
Theo and his still-broken heart had resolved to keep their relationship 100% on the ice, where they played together like a dream. But the season was long, and there was a reason they had been so obsessed with each other when they had been Flint Jaguars back in junior. Rowan always worked hard on the ice, but can he work hard enough off of it to win Theo back?
Offensive Edge is a 57k second chance MM hockey romance with a happily ever after.
Home Ice Disadvantage
Felix Becker is trying to figure out where he belongs in New Jersey. After spending nearly a decade in Texas in a codependent, though platonic, relationship with his best friend, recent Stanley Cup winner Rowan Foley, it’s time to move on. His new condo is fine, but things finally start to look up when he meets his cute neighbor, Will.
Will Knight’s third book is destroying him. The final installment of his horror trilogy is past due, and he can’t figure out how to end it. He’s got family drama that is consuming him, and his mental health is as fragile as glass. His new neighbor, however, is the perfect distraction.
The thrum of Felix’s anxiety quiets around Will, and it’s not long before he’s in a free fall for his novelist. But Will is harboring secrets, and Felix’s genuine affection for him is more terrifying than his novels.
Home Ice Disadvantage is a 55k opposites attract, neighbors romance with an HEA.
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