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Viktor I didn’t realize Lexie Graham, bartender from my favorite local dive, would be working the Jingle Ball, Detroit's most anticipated event of the year. My father wouldn't consider her marriage material, which is fine because I'm looking for a fling, not a ring. The moment I catch her eye from across the room, her bright smile falters for a second and she swallows hard. That’s when I know I’ll have Lexie in my bed tonight. * * * Lexie Tomorrow, I’ll blame it on the stress of being short-staffed or the holiday music that got me feeling sentimental. But tonight, I’m throwing caution to the wind. One night with Viktor Kravtsov, hockey’s most eligible bachelor, is exactly what I need to blow off some steam before the stress of the holiday kicks in. I’ll consider it an early Christmas present to myself. Fans of super sexy Russian hockey players with daddy issues, smart-mouth, independent women, and quick romps in casino closets will love Jingle Ball Bender. Read this steamy short story from USA Today Bestselling Author Sophia Henry's Aviators Hockey series. Jingle Ball Bender was originally published in the Jingle Balls Holiday Anthology. *Story is republished with changes.
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Sophia Henry is a proud Detroit native who fell in love with reading, writing, and hockey all before she became a teenager. She did not, however, fall in love with snow. So after graduating with a Creative Writing degree from Central Michigan University, she moved to warm and sunny North Carolina to live out the remainder of her winters. She spends her days writing steamy, heartfelt contemporary romance and tweeting personal stories which she hopes resonate with and encourage others. When she’s not writing, she’s chasing her two high-energy sons and an equally high-energy Plott Hound, watching her beloved Detroit Red Wings, or rocking out at as many concerts as she can possibly attend. For all the latest releases and updates exclusively for readers, subscribe to Sophia’s newsletter today! http://bit.ly/SophiaHenryNewsletter
