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Book Review of Bleacher Report (The Rookie Hawkeyes #2) 

By  BookishBearx

Review of Bleacher Report (The Rookie Hawkeyes #2) by Kenna King

If there’s one thing I adore more than a good book, it’s a story that makes me laugh out loud—and Bleacher Report has delivered in spades! Kenna King, with her signature charm and clever wit, has crafted a tale that kept me chuckling and turning pages well into the night. The excitement of diving into the second installment of The Rookie Hawkeyes Series had me eager, but honestly? I wasn’t fully prepared for the delightful rollercoaster I was about to embark upon.

In Bleacher Report, we meet our fierce heroine, Peyton, whose ambition to get her podcast syndicated collides spectacularly with her unexpected partnership with Hunter, a hockey player fresh off the farm team—who also happens to carry some emotional baggage of his own. The interplay between Peyton’s determination and Hunter’s reluctance creates a fascinating backdrop for their forced proximity—one of my favorite tropes! King expertly navigates the dynamics of fake dating, blending it seamlessly with a strangers-to-lovers arc, all while maintaining a deliciously snappy banter that had me grinning like a Cheshire cat.

The plot hits you with relatable depth as it tackles themes such as ambition, familial responsibilities, and the sometimes messy aftermath of past relationships. Peyton’s mission isn’t just about her podcast; it’s about finding her voice amidst the chaos of Hunter’s complicated life and unhealthy past. I found myself rooting for them at every turn, not just in their budding romance but in their personal battles as well.

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Kenna’s writing style shines here; it’s vibrant and filled with humor that draws you in like a best friend sharing a juicy story over coffee. Moments where Hunter missteps with his words are not just cringeworthy—they’re comically relatable. And who can forget those raucous moments that had me laughing loudly enough to wake up my partner? One particular exchange had Hunter noting, “Because I value my life, I’ll just bring you chocolate”—that alone was enough to solidify his character in my heart.

The pacing of the book feels just right, a lovely balance between heart-pounding tension and lighthearted charm. It’s a romance that genuinely makes you feel all the feels—enough to have you threatening to launch your Kindle across the room if those two don’t kiss soon!

Bleacher Report is perfect for anyone who enjoys a witty, heartfelt romantic comedy with a sports backdrop. If you’ve ever had a toxic ex or navigated the complexities of family health issues, you’ll find resonant threads here that resonate deeply. This isn’t just a story about love on the ice; it’s about finding joy and laughter even when the stakes are high.

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After finishing this delightful read, I find myself craving more from Kenna King. I may already be browsing her backlist for my next binge! So if you’re looking for a book that’s going to make you laugh, cry, and maybe even swoon a little, you’ll want to grab a copy of Bleacher Report. Trust me; it’s worth every chuckle and heartwarming moment!

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