Berkley Sensation
Featuring: Sinead O'Brien; Adam Perry
368 pages ISBN: 0425239799 EAN: 9780425239797 Kindle: B004GXC7ZI Mass Market Paperback / e-Book Add to Wish List
High-powered attorney Sinead O'Brien is a workaholic with
high stress levels causing lack of sleep and migraines, but
she is extremely good at her job. This is why Sinead is
selected to represent the Blade's defenseman Adam Perry and
his assault charges. Sinead is confident she can help Adam,
but she doesn't know one end of a hockey stick from the
other and is relying on him to share his knowledge.
Unfortunately, getting Adam to talk about his situation is
like pulling teeth.
Adam Perry was hired as Captain of the Blades hockey team
for his leadership and fierceness on the ice. During a
game, he does what he does best and knocks an opponent
unconscious during a routine body check, then finds himself
charged with assault. Adam knows his hit is within the
rules, so he is confident the charges won't stick, but
dealing with an attorney and the Blade's suits are a
necessary evil. What Adam isn't ready for is Sinead O'Brien
and the sparks that ignite between them.
ICEBREAKER is the 10th book in the Blades series and
doesn't disappoint with cameo appearances from your
favorite characters and a story that warms your heart. A
fabulous read!
Good thing high-powered attorney Sinead O' Brien has a
rule about never dating clients. Because Adam Perry, the
newest star of the New York Blades-and her newest client-has
her headed for the penalty box. If only she could prove he's
just another jock... Adam's been charged with
assault after a borderline hit on another star player, but
off the ice he's a private, no-nonsense guy who knows the
Blades are his last shot at Stanley Cup glory. Assembling
her case, Sinead tries not to get distracted by Adam's
dazzling good looks or strong work ethic, but she quickly
discovers that there's a wounded man under that jersey, and
she's starting to fall for him-hard. Now Adam's having
trouble focusing on the goal with Sinead in his
sights. And Sinead is tempted to break her 'no dating
clients' rule. Can they play on their newfound feelings
without penalties?