Good Pucking Boy

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He only meant to say it once. Two words. “Good boy.” A throwaway piece of coaching feedback that should have landed with the impact of a light breeze — and instead detonated something in his rookie that neither of them can undo.

Silas Vance is a 6’4″, 230-pound hockey enforcer held together with surgical anchors and spite. At thirty-four, his body is a failing machine — bad shoulder, chronic knee, twelve years of damage mapped across every joint. His pristine penthouse is the last thing he controls. His career is ending. And the organization has just ordered him to babysit the hyperactive twenty-one-year-old rookie who was drafted to replace him.

Leo “Sunny” Day is the franchise’s shiny new future — 5’9″, fast as thought, bright as a supernova, and hiding a lifetime of damage behind a smile that never stops. His hockey parents raised him on criticism and correction. Nobody has ever told him he’s enough. The sunshine is a survival mechanism, and the desperation to please is bone-deep.

When Silas accidentally praises Leo during practice — a gruff, offhand “good boy” delivered while correcting his stance — Leo’s entire body short-circuits. And Silas, who reads bodies for a living, notices everything.

So Silas starts weaponizing it. On the bench. In the locker room. In whispers that no one else can hear. What starts as an experiment becomes an addiction — then a dynamic — then the most intense, secret relationship either of them has ever had.

But Leo was drafted to take Silas’s roster spot. Every goal Leo scores brings Silas closer to obsolescence. And when the body finally breaks, Silas has to face the question he’s been avoiding: who is he without hockey?

Good Pucking Boy is a 126,000-word high-heat MM hockey romance. 9 explicit scenes. Praise kink. Daddy kink. Size difference. Guaranteed HEA.