Review: One Pucked Up Pack by Sarah Blue

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One Pucked Up Pack
One Pucked Up Pack by Sarah Blue

Winter break wasn’t supposed to turn into a whirlwind romance for Charlotte Hodges. She finds her dream pack landing in her lap, just a year before she’s due to graduate.

But life is never that easy, especially when the men she falls in love with are all getting drafted to different hockey teams. Long distance is hard. It’s even harder when the people you trusted the most aren’t there for you in your worst moment.

Charlotte thought she could move on. They would never put her over hockey and Charlotte knows her worth. Unfortunately, she can’t seem to forget about the three men she fell in love with on the ice. Especially when they'll do whatever it takes to make this pack work and prove they are the right Alphas for her.

This is a standalone why choose omegaverse romance.


My Review:
My rating: 3 of 5 stars
This book was OK Some I felt one of the main male characters was a little Too dramatic but other than that Their relationships both as a unit and separately we're done really well I did not like the miscommunication when something happened with her mom


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