Aidan Liam Cavanaugh is a pretentious name, not me at all, until you understand the meaning.I play defense for the Boston Brawlers. Aidan means "fiery", Liam means "protector", and isn't that what you want your defenseman to be? The fiery protector of your team?No wonder most women think I'm a caveman. I don't bother disabusing them of the notion since I hardly want to get serious.Until Pink. Allie Pinkerton. Smart. Serious. Graceful. And a woman who wants nothing to do with the likes of me.She's my teammate's wife's friend and f**ck if one unlucky weekend we don't get stuck dog-sitting. Together. On an island. Nantucket to be exact.And when I say stuck, I mean stuck. As in a hurricane bearing down on us.The only thing I want more than to make it back to Boston for the season opener is to stay put on the island with her...They call me Pink--or at least my friends do. And some annoying non-friends. Like Aiden, the overly-muscled jokester of the Boston Brawlers hockey team. I'm not exactly a fan--of hockey or him.I shouldn't stereotype, but he hasn't shown me anything to make me doubt his role as the MVP defensive enforcer.Until that dog-sitting weekend. And damn if my appreciation for his hot muscles doesn't override good sense...But we both need to get back to the mainland before the hurricane hits, endangering us, endangering everything we thought we knew about ourselves.And most of all, endangering our hearts.He Has MVP is an opposites attract hockey romance. This full-length novel can be read as a stand-alone. If you love sizzling sports romance, hot hockey players and those stories about two of the most unlikely people falling in love, then you'll enjoy this one! (Contains sex and language for mature audiences.) Stephanie Queen has always been a writer. Ever since second grade when the Nuns of Sacred Heart School got her hooked by offering fame–though not fortune–and she won first prize in their story contest. That was her first publishing gig.
After that Stephanie put writing mostly on the back burner while she built up a catalogue of life experiences. She went to UConn, got married, had two sons who could star as heroes in any lucky girl's romance story, got a Masters degree at Harvard University, worked a few jobs–Math teacher, Keebler Elf and desk jockey at various cubicle farms doing bureaucratic things. Then she finally put writing stories back on the front burner.
Since then, Stephanie has published more than forty novels and novellas. She teaches novel writing classes and also speaks at libraries, conferences and workshops on writing and publishing.
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