Triplets For My Pucking Enemy: An Enemies to Lovers Billionaire Hockey Romance

Giving her enemy a second chance
This is a second chance romance at its finest. Cassie Thompson is coming back to New York for work. Cassie will be the sport commentator for the New York Infernos, an NHL team. One problem. Her brother’s best friend and Cassie’s worse enemy, Blake Evans, plays for the Infernos. Cassie was so upset by the way that Blake treated her that she stayed away from him for the past 10 years. Because of that, Cassie did not realize how much Blake’s life had changed. Blake was now a widow with a little girl, Emma. Mike, Cassie’s brother and Blake’s father help take care of Emma. Can Cassie forgive Blake for what he did?Both Blake and Cassie notice the changes in the other. Has Blake changed enough for Cassie to forgive him? It’s hard to forget even if she can forgive. Blake is so apologetic and who could resist his daughter. Cassie is thrown into the mix with Blake still vying for her forgiveness. This book weaves family and love together. A sincere apology goes a long way. I really enjoyed the genuine connections portrayed in this book. I understood how the characters felt. On top of all of that, the New York Infernos are making a run for the Stanley Cup. There is a lot going on. Ms. Landon keeps her readers interested with a genuine story that will tug on their heartstrings.

Second chance with the bully
I loved this book Cassie was bullied by her brother’s best friend. When she left for college, banning her family to speak Blake’s name to her, and didn’t return for many years. She moved home for a new job and to be closer to her brother. when Blake sees Cassie he realizes he has a lot to make up for, starting with an apology. It is hard for Blake to apologize because Cassie keeps avoiding him.Cassie was affected by her young life and it Blake will need patience to break through the walls she has built around herself. Blake, now a father realizes how much damage he caused Cassie. Blake has a daughter whom Cassie falls in love with her. This was a wonderful second chance story, a second chance at friendship first and then romance.I voluntarily received and reviewed an ARC copy of the book.

It wasn’t bad but it wasn’t good, it was okay 🤷‍♀️…
There wasn’t really anything that glaringly made this a “bad” book, but it also just kind of felt flat. It was difficult for me to figure out the timing of everything, like the author using the word weeks as a descriptive for time passing but it didn’t line up with other markers of time in the story. Random grammatical errors (a person only has one heart so his hearts beating isn’t possible).And while the author seemed to know some about hockey, there were things that were glaringly wrong. The Stanley Cup Finals series would not be starting in April, the other rounds of playoffs are still being played, or just starting, at that point. That final series typically starts in early June. Also, in Chapter 38, the author states the Inferno’s had won five games in the series and had two more to go, which is very much incorrect. A playoff series, including the Stanley Cup Finals series, is best out of 7 games which means a team only needs to win 4 games to win a series. So, for me at least, I had a difficult time reading after Chapter 38 because I just kept thinking “this series should be over. They don’t need to play these last two games. What is going on??” It just very much took me out of the story.Like I said, not a bad book, but the muddled timeline and the errors in hockey really stopped me from enjoying this book.

Cassie and Blake… their second chance
Triplets for my Pucking Enemy by Lexi Landon is a enemies to lovers, second chance romance. This author is a go to for me as I know that in the end there will be a happily ever after. I read this book in about a day and it made me feel all types of things. I could relate to Cassie with being bullied and having it affect you in such a way. Blake having had his circumstances change by having a daughter realize what he has done and needs to apologize and fix it. I enjoyed reading these characters because it felt so real with the emotions and the journey that they go through. I just loved the whole second chance element as it pertained not only to friendship but love as well. I thought the writing was good, it made me root for these characters. The plot was interesting and steady with it life like situations. If you enjoy enemies to lovers, second chance romance and a surprise pregnancy then this is the book for you. I would recommend checking out this author and all of the books especially if you like stories with happily ever afters.Final review:4 out of 5 stars

I enjoy this trope. The story was easy to read.Blake was Cassies childhood bully and moved away around 10 years earlier for college. After accepting a dream job, Cassie is back.Personally, for this to be a 4/5 star, I would have liked the pregnancy to have happened earlier, seeing Cassie and Blake deal with their relationship along side of pregnancy and then the 3 babies. From the title, this story suggests this is the main forcus. However, Cassie doesn’t become pregnant until 66% into the book, with the babies being born within the epilogue, which was disappointing.