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Review / Release Blitz: Only One Regret (Only One #5) by Natasha Madison

Release Date: October 19

From USA Bestseller Natasha Madison comes a brand new Hockey series The Only One.

Cooper.
My name came with big skates to fill. .

At the top of my game, I had everything I wanted, or so I thought. .

Being traded to Dallas was not what I was expecting but neither were the divorce papers I was served. .

Now I’m a single dad in a city that isn’t my home. .

Erika.
Handed my biggest client when I was twenty-two made my dreams come true. .

Over time, our work relationship changed, and we grew closer, leaning on each other for support. .

He was my rock, my best friend..

Then one drunken night changed everything, and I saw what was in front of me all along. .

I just hope that when the dust settles, we won’t regret it.

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MY REVIEW
Erika and Cooper have been best friends through all the hard times and the good times. Now's one of the hard times, as he's officially a divorced single dad now. Yes, he has his large, loving family for support, and help, but Erika is his rock. Then one night she becomes more. Will crossing that forbidden line spell the end of their friendship, or simply make their relationship even better and more complete?


Erika and Cooper's story is why I like friends to lovers stories so much - they have that easy familiarity that longtime friends have, and it was obvious that love that friends have was masking not only serious attraction, but romantic love that had lay dormant for years. I can't wait for more hockey players falling in love now.


Meet Natasha Madison
When her nose isn't buried in a book, or her fingers flying across a keyboard writing, she's in the kitchen creating gourmet meals. You can find her, in four inch heels no less, in the car chauffeuring kids, or possibly with her husband scheduling his business trips. It's a good thing her characters do what she says, because even her Labrador doesn't listen to her...

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