Bury the Hatchet

Name: Bury the Hatchet
Rating: 4.440678119659424 (177 reviews)

Catherine Gayle

Jul 2015 · Tulsa Thunderbirds Book 1 · Bons Mots, Inc.

4.4

177 reviews

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USA Today bestselling author Catherine Gayle presents the first book in the Tulsa Thunderbirds hockey romance series, a sexy spin-off from her emotional Portland Storm series.

They both need to make amends…

But they might be making more than that.

Tulsa Thunderbirds goaltender Hunter Fielding has a lot of kissing up to do following a few brash and uncalled-for statements. Now he needs to prove to the watchful eyes that he’s changed for the better. But cozying up to Little-Miss-Perfect-Gone-Bad isn’t his idea of making amends.

Agreeing to marry a hockey star to clear her “bad girl” reputation is the worst idea Oklahoma’s former sweetheart, Tallulah Belle Roth, has ever heard. With cameras constantly in their faces, Hunter and Tallie need to prove their sickeningly-sweet, do-good lives are the real deal—just to Bury the Hatchet once and for all.

But when the cameras are off, desire burns hot. Can fake and just for show turn into something real and forever?

The Tulsa Thunderbirds series reading order

1. Bury the Hatchet

2. Smoke Signals

3. Ghost Dance

4. Rites of Passage

5. Rain DancE

6. Dream Catcher - coming soon

7. On the Warpath - coming soon

The Tulsa Thunderbirds series is a spin-off from Catherine Gayle's Portland Storm hockey romance series. Storm fans can expect the same emotional backdrop and hot hockey action wrapped up in a sexier, edgier package.

KEYWORDS: hockey romance, sports romance, first in series, marriage of convenience, athletes, jocks, alpha male, sexy romance, free, free romance, free first in series, jock, alpha male

Ratings and reviews

4.4

177 reviews

Patti P

March 24, 2020

I felt like this book was a missed opportunity. it had a great plot. the story could have developed spectacularly. however it never did. why? because the author decided narrating the story was better than dialogue. the hero and heroine had potential to have some of the best and unique chemistry but somehow it fell flat. the brother at rehab was never explored. the heroines mother not explored. even the villain we never got clarity about his state of mind. the saving grace was the niece even though her part did not fill a page. this book is an absolute anticlimax

3 people found this review helpful

TBG

December 20, 2018

The story is great, I fell in love with Hunter and Tallie. However, I felt that the there was less conversing and too much narrating. We were also left hanging with regards some of the characters in the book. Was hoping there was more of this book. But it was a great story.

7 people found this review helpful

Tanya Scorgie

June 30, 2019

I really liked the book until they used the LORD'S name in vain...I mean like really why couldn't they just use the F word !!!

1 person found this review helpful

About the author

Catherine Gayle is a USA Today bestselling author of more than thirty contemporary hockey romance and Regency-set historical romance novels and novellas, with more than half a million books sold. She’s a transplanted Texan living in North Carolina with two extremely spoiled felines. In her spare time, she watches way too much hockey and reality TV, plans fun things to do for the Nephew Monster’s next visit, and performs experiments in the kitchen which are rarely toxic.

Sign up for her newsletter to receive a free Portland Storm short story called ICE BREAKER, available only to newsletter subscribers. http://eepurl.com/GXcwr

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