COVER REVEAL - CHRISTMAS AT O'NEILL'S
Today’s the big day! I am excited to share the cover and blurb for Christmas at O’Neill’s with you. From the moment I started writing it, I knew I wanted to use this cover model for Keane. He has a bright, open energy and although he gets himself a little twisted up over hockey (and his growing feelings for Rowan), he’s generally a happy, friendly guy.
This photo by Eric McKinney couldn’t have been more perfect, and I hope you love the way the cover turned out!
ABOUT THE BOOK:
Series: Scoring Chances # 7
Title: Christmas at O’Neill’s
Couple: Keane Gallagher & Rowan O’Neill
Team: The Boston Harriers
Release Dates: December 1 (Brigham’s Shop) December 11 (Amazon)
Cover Model Photographer: Eric McKinney – 6:12 Photography
Cover Design: Brigham Vaughn
WHAT YOU’LL FIND INSIDE:
Friends to Lovers
Slow Burn
Mutual Pining
Hockey Player/Accountant
Holiday Magic
The last thing Keane Gallagher needs is to fall for the cute guy at the pub …
This season, he finally has a shot at cracking the NHL roster for the Boston Harriers. He’s paid his dues in the minor leagues and he’s ready to prove to everyone that he’s talented enough to stay.
The O’Shea family is legendary in the hockey world and Keane has spent his whole life living in their shadow. With his cousin—the captain of the Harriers—out with a shoulder injury, all eyes are now on Keane.
Rowan O'Neill's spent most of his twenties helping his grandparents after they were swindled out of their life savings. Now, he’s excited to finally move out on his own. Sure, it’s only into an apartment over O’Neill’s, his Uncle Liam’s old pub, but it’s a fresh start.
A chance to get his life in order and start living again after a bad breakup.
When Rowan and Keane collide, sparks fly, but neither of them are looking for a relationship so they agree to just be friends.
Maybe it’s the holiday magic, maybe it’s a little bit of Harrier meddling, but no matter how hard they try, Keane and Rowan can’t stay away from each other.
However, when it’s time for Keane to prove himself to the team and the hockey world, he’ll have to decide which is more important—proving he can live up to his family’s legacy or making Rowan his.
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