I didn't find her to be endearing at all. I mean, shit! I know it's supposed to make her quirky, but really it just annoyed me. But really, I really don't know anyone past the age of 5 that uses the word 'doody'. What the fuck kind of fucking person doesn't fucking swear? Just kidding. The heroine, Sunny, is a vegan yoga enthusiast that doesn't swear. I can't quite bring myself to DNF this, but at the same time, I can't continue either. Miller learns-not so quickly-that if he wants to make Sunshine “Sunny” Waters fall for him, he going to have to do a whole lot more than show her his stick skills in the bedroom. What he doesn’t take into account is the amount of time and effort relationships require, or that constantly letting bunnies take selfies with him to post all over social media isn’t going to win him any points in the boyfriend department. Beyond that minor detail, Miller doesn’t know the first thing about having a girlfriend. Except, unlike Alex Waters, center, team captain and all round nice guy-who happens to be dating his step-sister-Miller’s manwhore reputation is well earned, and not blown out of proportion by the media. Miller thinks he’s found that woman in his teammate’s sister. One he takes on dates and doesn’t jump into bed with after five seconds of conversation. A real girlfriend of the non-bunny variety. After five years of deflecting goals on the ice and scoring them with puck bunnies across the Continental US and parts of Canada, Miller is ready for a girlfriend. Miller “Buck” Butterson has been banging his way through life ever since a puck to the face fixed his messed up front teeth, and he was drafted into the NHL during his first year of college.

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