Pucking Around

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Pucking Around

by Rath, Emily

Rachel Price is tired of being the sensible one, and after a series of life setbacks, she decides it is time to prioritize her own desires. She finds herself thrust into the high-stakes, high-testosterone world of professional hockey, surrounded by a group of men who are more than happy to complicate her life in the best ways possible. This is a sprawling, unapologetic exploration of a polyamorous dynamic that never loses sight of the emotional stakes. The pacing is relentless, fueled by sharp banter, intense chemistry, and a genuine sense of found family that grounds the steamier moments. If you enjoy character-driven stories where the heroine is truly the center of her own universe and you are looking for a romance that feels like a messy, passionate, and deeply fun ride, this is your next obsession.

10 Books similar to 'Pucking Around'

If the polyamorous dynamics and high-pressure sports backdrop of Pucking Around left you wanting more, you will find these selections hit that same sweet spot. We have curated these picks because they excel at the why choose trope while maintaining the sharp, character-focused humor that makes Rath's writing so addictive. Whether you are craving the emotional payoff of a tight-knit group or the witty, tension-filled banter of a workplace romance, these books mirror that specific blend of intimacy and fun, proving that the best stories are the ones where love is never limited to just two people.

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Lola & the Millionaires
Lola & the Millionaires

by Kathryn Moon

Like 'Pucking Around', this book features a compelling 'why choose' polyamorous dynamic centered on a resilient female protagonist finding her place within a supportive group. It balances intense emotional intimacy with a steamy, well-developed romance that fans of Emily Rath's writing will find deeply satisfying.

The Fake Out
The Fake Out

by Stephanie Archer

This sports romance captures the high-stakes tension and witty banter found in hockey-themed novels, focusing on a complex relationship dynamic. Readers who enjoyed the workplace chemistry and character-driven plot of 'Pucking Around' will appreciate the slow-burn tension and satisfying payoff here.

Gilded Mess
Gilded Mess

by Colette Rhodes

This story offers a similar blend of humor and steamy romance within a unique, character-focused ensemble setting. It mirrors the 'why choose' appeal of Rath's work while maintaining a lighthearted yet emotionally resonant atmosphere.

The Right Move
The Right Move

by Liz Tomforde

Featuring a professional athlete protagonist, this book delivers the same swoon-worthy sports romance energy that defines the genre. The focus on deep emotional connection and the challenges of balancing public life with private relationships will resonate with fans of 'Pucking Around'.

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All the Queen's Men

by Sylvia Mercedes

For readers who enjoy the 'why choose' trope and a strong heroine navigating complex relationships, this book provides a high-stakes, romantic narrative. It shares the same focus on group dynamics and the emotional journey of the protagonist as she balances multiple suitors.

Icebreaker
Icebreaker

by Hannah Grace

This collegiate sports romance hits similar beats with its focus on the high-pressure world of athletics and the intense chemistry between leads. Fans of the hockey setting and the banter-heavy dialogue in 'Pucking Around' will find this to be a natural next read.

Baby & the Late Night Howlers
Baby & the Late Night Howlers

by Kathryn Moon

This is a quintessential 'why choose' romance that prioritizes the emotional well-being of the heroine alongside steamy, group-focused relationships. The sense of belonging and the supportive nature of the love interests mirrors the dynamic found in Rath's hockey series.

Pucking Wild
Pucking Wild

by Emily Rath

As part of the same universe, this book is a direct recommendation for those who fell in love with Rath's specific narrative voice and hockey world. It continues the exploration of complex relationships and sports drama that made 'Pucking Around' so addictive.

The Maddest Obsession
The Maddest Obsession

by Danielle Lori

While darker in tone, this book captures the intense, all-consuming nature of the romantic connections found in 'Pucking Around'. Readers who enjoyed the high-stakes drama and the obsession-driven plotlines will appreciate the emotional intensity here.

Triple-Duty Bodyguards
Triple-Duty Bodyguards

by Lily Gold

This book excels at the 'why choose' trope, focusing on a heroine who finds herself protected and loved by multiple men. The blend of humor, suspense, and steamy romance makes it an excellent parallel to the dynamic found in Rath's work.