February 18, 2025 Angela LGBTQ, Reviews, Romance, Second Chance Romance
The Last Guy On Earth by
Sarina Bowen Series: Hockey Guys #3 Published by Tuxbury Publishing LLC on February 18, 2025
Format: ALC Narrator: Teddy Hamilton,
J.F. Harding Length: 9 hrs and 17 mins
Genres: LGBTQ,
Sports Romance 
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One cold December day, two men are blindsided by a hockey trade; one is the most decorated goalie in the league, while the other one is the youngest coach in the majors.
Jethro Hale is the last player Coach Clay Powers wants to see on his roster, but the G.M. pulls a fast one. And it's not like he can even explain why. Nobody knows about their love affair fifteen years ago.
Cue the all-star awkwardness, the painful memories and the reawakening of deep feelings on both sides.
Unfortunately, their attraction still burns brightly. But it can never be. A player and a coach? The scandal would overshadow the team’s banner year.
If only they could resist each other…
If you love grumpy heroes, high stakes hockey, struggling single parents and smoldering kisses, grab your copy of The Last Guy on Earth.
Somehow I never tire of Sarina Bowen’s hockey romances. The Last Guy On Earth is the third book in her Hockey Guys series of standalones, and it has a little bit of everything for fans of the genre.
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About Sarina Bowen
Sarina Bowen is the award-winning author of more than thirty contemporary novels. She has hit the USA Today bestseller’s list nineteen times and counting. Formerly a derivatives trader on Wall Street, Sarina holds a BA in economics from Yale University.
Sarina is a New Englander whose Vermont ancestors cut timber and farmed the north country since the 1760s. Sarina is grateful for the invention of indoor plumbing and wi-fi during the intervening 250 years. She lives with her family on a few wooded acres in New Hampshire.
Sarina’s books are published in over a dozen languages on five continents.
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