On the Edge by J.J. Mulder (Paperback)

On the Edge by J.J. Mulder (Paperback)

Book 3 of 5: SCU Hockey

Henri Vasel has perfected people-pleasing, but he can’t seem to win over the one person at university who can’t stand him: Atlas Kaiser, who hates Henri’s perfect face and adorable accent and just wants to be left alone. Forced together as class partners, their animosity softens into friendship, then more. A slow-burn enemies-to-lovers MM hockey romance...read the full blurb.

£14.99

SKU:
JM-SH-03-OTE-PB
ISBN:
9781967245024
Pages:
320
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Weight 417 g
Dimensions 128 × 18 × 198 mm
Author

J.J. Mulder

Book Series

SCU Hockey

Book Series Order

Book 3 of 5

Condition

New

Format

Paperback

Genre

College, Contemporary, Contemporary Romance, Gay, Hockey, Hockey Romance, Indie, LGBTQ+, MM, Queer, Romance, Spicy, Sports, Sports Romance

Publication Year

2025

Publisher

Indie

Published

02/04/2025

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Blurb:

On the Edge is the third book in J.J. Mulder’s SCU Hockey series, a slow-burn enemies-to-lovers MM college romance.

Henri Vasel has perfected the art of people-pleasing. He’s a good student, a fair hockey player, and he has a group of friends he’d do absolutely anything for. He’s happy, or at least, as happy as he can be, given that he shares a class with the one person at South Carolina University he simply can’t seem to win over.

Atlas Kaiser hates a great many things, but right now, he hates Henri Vasel most of all. He doesn’t want to have to look at his ridiculously perfect face, or listen to his adorable German accent. He just wants to be left alone. Unfortunately, the two of them have been partnered together for the entire semester, so he’ll have to grit his teeth and find a way to make it work.

Slowly, and rather against Atlas’s will, their animosity begins to soften into a tentative friendship, and eventually into something more. But while Henri finds himself wanting more still, Atlas can’t quite bring himself to trust whatever it is that’s growing between them.

Perfect for readers who love an enemies-to-lovers MM hockey romance, a grumpy-meets-sunshine pairing and a slow-burning, forced-proximity thaw from loathing to love.