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Can't Always Get What You Want
by Sara Ney
🏒 Hockey
💚 Forbidden (but fun)
🏒 Teammates Sister
💚 RomCom
🏒 No Strings Attached
💚 Whoops, He's Actually Perfect
🏒 All the Banter...
💚 Steamy, Slow-Burn
🏒 Grocery Store Foreplay
💚 Off Limits
🏒 Twin Sibling Drama
💚 Emotionally Clueless (but physically obsessed)
🏒 He Falls First
💚 Secret Relationship
🏒 Online Dating
💚 Should Have Swiped Left
💚 Forbidden (but fun)
🏒 Teammates Sister
💚 RomCom
🏒 No Strings Attached
💚 Whoops, He's Actually Perfect
🏒 All the Banter...
💚 Steamy, Slow-Burn
🏒 Grocery Store Foreplay
💚 Off Limits
🏒 Twin Sibling Drama
💚 Emotionally Clueless (but physically obsessed)
🏒 He Falls First
💚 Secret Relationship
🏒 Online Dating
💚 Should Have Swiped Left
Star: ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️.5
Sara Ney returns with the second sizzling instalment in the Houstons Baddies series, and true to form, Can’t Always Get What You Want delivers a cheeky, fast-paced romance that’s equal parts banter, heartbreak, and heat.
We’re dropped into the drama of the Montagalo family, where two rules reign supreme: family first, and never, ever date your brother’s teammates. Naturally, Nova does both—and with delightful chaos. What begins as harmless flirtation on a dating app quickly spirals into a clandestine relationship with Luca Babineaux, the ever-so-charming (and unfairly good-looking) forward for the Houston Baddies.
The chemistry between Luca and Nova crackles from their first exchange, filled with witty back-and-forth and heart-fluttering tension. Sara Ney nails the emotional tug-of-war between doing what’s expected and following your heart, all while keeping things light-hearted and fun. There’s a realness to the way Nova wrestles with loyalty, fear, and desire—and her internal monologue is equal parts hilarious and relatable.
Luca is a standout love interest: sweet, genuine, and the type of man who makes you want to break a few rules. He balances out Nova’s chaotic, anxious energy with calm confidence, making their romance feel grounded even as they sneak around behind her brother’s back.
While this book can be read as a standalone, readers of Hit Me With Your Best Shot will appreciate the continuity and deeper connection with the team dynamic. Sara Ney’s writing is effortlessly entertaining, with a fresh voice and modern energy that keeps the pages flying.