Boned By The Zamboni

Mandy Puck loves to… ride her Zamboni.
At least that’s what she tells herself every morning when she gets up to help maintain the local ice rink. She doesn’t think about her forgotten professional European female hockey career, the burgeoning shoe business she wants to launch, or her quirky grandmotherly neighbors and their legitimately unhealthy interest in her (nonexistent) sex life.
There’s only one problem.

Jonathan Canuck.

Canuck is a retired Olympic curler and the head of the local league, and he’s recently lost his dedicated curling ice. As a result, he’s persuaded the head of her rink to let him use her ice. There’s just one problem.

Curling ice can’t be Zambonied.

Now Mandy is stuck with a big, grumpy Canadian who refuses to let her Zamboni him—or his precious pebbled surface. He’s territorial, infuriatingly particular, and keeps muttering about broom technology.

She’s ready to write him off entirely. Then his Olympic medal gets revoked.
A broom technology scandal has rocked the curling world, and Jonathan’s gold is caught in the crossfire.
Working together to clear his name means late nights at the rink, laboratory broom testing that gets way too heated, and admitting the truth. Sometimes it’s better to be swept away, then just pucked.