Thrown for a Loop: A New York Legends Hockey Romance

By Sarina Bowen

A hockey player and a former figure skater get a second chance at love in this hot sports romance from a USA Today bestselling author, perfect for fans of Hannah Grace, Elle Kennedy, and Grace Reilly.
 
Zoe Carson, former figure skating queen, needs a fresh start as a hockey skating coach. An NHL gig with the New York Legends is her big chance. Unfortunately, that means facing off against the star player who broke her heart ten years ago. 
 
Chase Merritt knows his game is off, and he's on the verge of losing sponsors. But he doesn't need the ice princess from that intense college summer showing up and telling him what he's doing wrong--even when she's right.
 
On the ice, they're magic. Off the ice, they're nothing but heat and stubbornness, and everyone on the team is enjoying the show. But when an old video of Zoe and Chase's figure skating routine goes viral, they're forced to work together more intimately than ever before. Can the two get it right this time or will the whole world watch them crash and burn?

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1538772477
• ISBN13: 9781538772478
• Release Date: November 2025
• Publisher: Forever
• Length: 384 Pages
• Weight: 0.70 lbs.
• Dimensions: 1.2" x 5.2" x 7.9"

Customer Reviews

top hockey romance for me

Zoe's the newest hockey skating coach of the New York legends. And of course it's a coincidence that the first guy she ever loved happens to play on that same team. Chase wouldn't mind right? This is probably one of my top hockey romances I read. First and foremost, we actually get to have some hockey action! And not just that, we get to see an idea of what the behind the Scenes of a hockey team looks like. Because I've read many "hockey" romance that barely include the sport, and I just appreciate that. Additionally, we also get figure skating too! This truly is a sports romance book. I really like Zoe, I can't help but root for her. Like I want to be her friend and want the best for her. Her past and the way she's trying to pick herself up is so admirable. Chase has that grumpy trope going on, but he definitely has that soft spot. The only thing though is as we go forward to the story, his just becoming too perfect. But I guess. he's trying for book boyfriend on here. The story is really good to me. It has the present-then past- then present format. Which was okay to me. But I honestly just want the story to keep going. However, it all made sense though in the end. The story has a good pace and I just really like the natural vibe of the main characters falling in love. This was definitely a good one for me. And I would look out for the next book because the next characters sounds like they're worth rooting for too! * I received an eARC of this book