Learn Your Lesson

'PEAK single dad hockey romance! OBSESSED!' - Claire Contreras, New York Times & USA Today Bestselling Author Chloe Knott had one lesson growing up: men are trash. Until Will Perry blows her quiet world to smithereens. Starting goalie for the Tampa Bay Ospreys and the kind of hot that scrambles your brain, Will is impossibly grumpy and focused on only two things: hockey and taking care of his daughter. Fiercely independent and guarded, Chloe was only supposed to be his daughter's kindergarten teacher. Until in a twist of events, she becomes his nanny. When she moves into Will's pool house, everything changes. Chloe feels Will's heated gaze beneath that permanent scowl, the way it lingers and warms her skin. When the tension becomes too much, they make a deal. Will still needs a nanny and Chloe still needs a paycheck. Will might be her boss, but he agrees to teach Chloe everything she has always wanted to learn - and she is all too eager to be his student. Chloe is a grown woman - she can explore her curiosities with the hottest goalie on earth and still remain one-hundred percent professional. And she can do it all without catching feelings, right? A sexy, totally unputdownable opposites-attract, found family, grumpy sunshine and single dad ice hockey romance perfect for fans of Hannah Grace, Tessa Bailey and Elle Kennedy. Learn Your Lesson is book three in the Kings of the Ice series: a series of interconnected standalones following a team of professional hockey players and the women who bring them to their knees. They do not need to be read in order, but you will gain glimpses of future characters/couples in each book. READERS ARE OBSESSED 'Irresistible single dad? Check. Gorgeous, single nanny? Check. Sweetest little girl on the planet? Check. The chemistry was off the charts. The spice was unmatched. The emotions were just right. I loved this book. This may be t he best hockey romance I have ever read.' &11088&11088&11088&11088&11088 'This was the most delicious slow burn I've read in a hot minute where I could FEEEEL the tension for so long it was almost painful for me. THANK YOU MA'AM. And can we get a round of applause for that first kiss? KANDI KNOWS HOW TO WRITE EM .' 'This book has taken a top place in my Kandi Steiner favourites . The woman knows how to write a damn book. Some of my FAVOURITE tropes and Kandi did not disappoint! I loved it so much, I basically highlighted the whole book!' 'Round of applause for Kandi. This book was PERFECTION .' 'I was giggling and gasping throughout the whole book!'

'PEAK single dad hockey romance! OBSESSED!' - Claire Contreras, New York Times & USA Today Bestselling Author Chloe Knott had one lesson growing up: men are trash. Until Will Perry blows her quiet world to smithereens. Starting goalie for the Tampa Bay Ospreys and the kind of hot that scrambles your brain, Will is impossibly grumpy and focused on only two things: hockey and taking care of his daughter. Fiercely independent and guarded, Chloe was only supposed to be his daughter's kindergarten teacher. Until in a twist of events, she becomes his nanny. When she moves into Will's pool house, everything changes. Chloe feels Will's heated gaze beneath that permanent scowl, the way it lingers and warms her skin. When the tension becomes too much, they make a deal. Will still needs a nanny and Chloe still needs a paycheck. Will might be her boss, but he agrees to teach Chloe everything she has always wanted to learn - and she is all too eager to be his student. Chloe is a grown woman - she can explore her curiosities with the hottest goalie on earth and still remain one-hundred percent professional. And she can do it all without catching feelings, right? A sexy, totally unputdownable opposites-attract, found family, grumpy sunshine and single dad ice hockey romance perfect for fans of Hannah Grace, Tessa Bailey and Elle Kennedy. Learn Your Lesson is book three in the Kings of the Ice series: a series of interconnected standalones following a team of professional hockey players and the women who bring them to their knees. They do not need to be read in order, but you will gain glimpses of future characters/couples in each book. READERS ARE OBSESSED 'Irresistible single dad? Check. Gorgeous, single nanny? Check. Sweetest little girl on the planet? Check. The chemistry was off the charts. The spice was unmatched. The emotions were just right. I loved this book. This may be t he best hockey romance I have ever read.' &11088&11088&11088&11088&11088 'This was the most delicious slow burn I've read in a hot minute where I could FEEEEL the tension for so long it was almost painful for me. THANK YOU MA'AM. And can we get a round of applause for that first kiss? KANDI KNOWS HOW TO WRITE EM .' 'This book has taken a top place in my Kandi Steiner favourites . The woman knows how to write a damn book. Some of my FAVOURITE tropes and Kandi did not disappoint! I loved it so much, I basically highlighted the whole book!' 'Round of applause for Kandi. This book was PERFECTION .' 'I was giggling and gasping throughout the whole book!'

My mother only wanted me to learn one lesson growing up... Men are trash. Her father left her, and then my father left us. Being raised by her and my grandmother, I was surrounded by the reminder to be independent and guard my heart. After my one and only experience with a boy in college fell flatter than a pancake, I realized they were right - and I was content to live the life of a twenty-six-year-old cat lady. Until Will Perry blew my quiet world to smithereens. Starting goalie for the Tampa Bay Ospreys and the kind of hot that scrambles your brain, all I was ever supposed to be to him was his daughter's kindergarten teacher. Then, in a twist of events, his temporary nanny. But temporary turns to permanent, and when I move into his pool house, everything changes. He's impossibly grumpy and focused on only two things: hockey, and taking care of his daughter. I'm only focused on using this new income to pay back my student loans. But in that house, I feel his heated gaze beneath that permanent scowl, the way it lingers and warms my skin. And though I know my mother would lose her mind if she knew, my dreams have become midnight fantasies about my long-haired, muscle-lined mystery of a boss. When the tension becomes too much, we break, and we make a deal. He still needs a nanny. I still need a paycheck and for my matriarchy to not disown me. But Will agrees to teach me everything I've always wanted to learn, and I'm all too eager to be his student. I can do this. I'm a grown woman. I can explore my sexuality with the hottest goalie on earth and still remain one-hundred percent professional. And I can definitely do it all without catching feelings. I have to. Otherwise, I'll end up heartbroken in my mother's arms while she shakes her head and asks me if I'll ever learn my lesson.

My mother only wanted me to learn one lesson growing up... Men are trash. Her father left her, and then my father left us. Being raised by her and my grandmother, I was surrounded by the reminder to be independent and guard my heart. After my one and only experience with a boy in college fell flatter than a pancake, I realized they were right - and I was content to live the life of a twenty-six-year-old cat lady. Until Will Perry blew my quiet world to smithereens. Starting goalie for the Tampa Bay Ospreys and the kind of hot that scrambles your brain, all I was ever supposed to be to him was his daughter's kindergarten teacher. Then, in a twist of events, his temporary nanny. But temporary turns to permanent, and when I move into his pool house, everything changes. He's impossibly grumpy and focused on only two things: hockey, and taking care of his daughter. I'm only focused on using this new income to pay back my student loans. But in that house, I feel his heated gaze beneath that permanent scowl, the way it lingers and warms my skin. And though I know my mother would lose her mind if she knew, my dreams have become midnight fantasies about my long-haired, muscle-lined mystery of a boss. When the tension becomes too much, we break, and we make a deal. He still needs a nanny. I still need a paycheck and for my matriarchy to not disown me. But Will agrees to teach me everything I've always wanted to learn, and I'm all too eager to be his student. I can do this. I'm a grown woman. I can explore my sexuality with the hottest goalie on earth and still remain one-hundred percent professional. And I can definitely do it all without catching feelings. I have to. Otherwise, I'll end up heartbroken in my mother's arms while she shakes her head and asks me if I'll ever learn my lesson.