Blog Tour: The Sweet Spot by Anna Albo

What could possibly go wrong when a carefree, peace-loving, nonconformist meets an uptight, super-hot hockey player driven to win?

The Sweet Spot, an all-new must read, forced proximity, hockey romance and the third book in the Kodiak’s Hockey Series from bestselling author Anna Albo is now available!

What could possibly go wrong when a carefree, peace-loving, nonconformist meets an uptight, super-hot hockey player driven to win?

A love story, of course!

Wolseley Douglas has it all. A successful restaurant, amazing friends, and a tight-knit family. But she’s unlucky at love. She’s kissed a lot of frogs, but still hasn’t met her prince.

Life is mostly good.

But her world is turned upside down when her sous chef does something unconscionable. Not only does she lose her restaurant, but she loses her credibility too. Everything she’s built is gone in an instant.

Back to the drawing board.

Brandon Warde is a brooding mystery. Behind his drive to succeed at the game he loves is family baggage he’s kept a guarded secret and securely compartmentalized. The world has only seen the hockey player who leaves it all on the ice. Slackers need not apply.

He also sees an opportunity when one is presented to him.

A man needs to eat, and Wolseley makes the best food he has ever tasted. Why not hire her as a personal chef? What better way to stay in top shape?

Wolseley and Brandon couldn’t be any different. But when quirky and boho-cute Wolseley chips away at Brandon’s crusty, reserved exterior, what they find together is the last thing they ever expected.

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I loved who I was, and I was totally comfortable in my own skin.

I’d been thinking about that when I exited the ladies’ room and walked into the human equivalent of a brick wall. I nearly fell back, but a strong hand gripped my forearm and helped me keep my balance.

“Oh, sorry,” I said, staring up into deep-blue eyes. It took me only a second to realize it was Brandon Warde. The Brandon Warde. Once the most hated player on the Kodiaks, he was now team captain. Long story, I was told. Something about Ethan not wanting the job, which, honestly, was pretty smart of him. Ethan was a lot of things, but a leader really wasn’t one of them. He wasn’t known for making stellar decisions, and one of those decisions had lost him Tangi their first go-round. He was lucky to win her back, especially when the blue-eyed Adonis in front of me had nearly stolen her heart. Well, that probably wasn’t accurate. I don’t think he stood a chance, but Ethan hadn’t known that. Good thing he’d finally smartened up and fought for the woman he loved.

“No, don’t be sorry. I should have been paying attention,” he said.

“Neither of us were hurt, so all is good. Can you imagine if I had injured the team captain right before the start of the season?” I laughed but quickly realized I was babbling.

I was about to walk away, my face burning from the embarrassment of not only running into him, but noticing how hot he was. But then he started talking again, and I couldn’t be rude.

“You are Tangi’s friend? The chef?”

“I am,” I said, trying to smile casually. I could see why Tangi might consider the guy for a split second. He was ridiculously hot, and the body hiding under his dress pants and fitted light-blue polo shirt had me forgetting that my life was about to be upended.”

“I hear you are putting on the lunch today. And that you catered the pre-wedding event. Your food is amazing. I thought you should know that.”

Hmm. How could anyone think he was a jerk after paying me such a nice compliment? “Thank you very much.”

“I’m sure I’ll see you around,” he said. He gave a slight nod and walked away. I willed myself not to watch him go, but I couldn’t help it. He looked amazing, and for just a moment, all my problems floated away.