Packed in the Penalty Box

Pucking Alphas, Book 1

By: Melissa Huxley

Narrated by: Mark Harrietha, Maraya Ashworth

Molly always pictured herself as a one alpha kind of omega.

University life suited her: books and quiet evenings with her bunny were just fine, if a bit boring. Packs were messy, and she just needed to finish school, settle down with a nice alpha, and live her comfortably-ever-after.

That had been the plan, before her best friend dragged her to a chaotic hockey game and threw a wrench in everything.

When action on the ice takes an unexpected turn, #58 - Grayson Wood - comes crashing through the boards—and right through Molly’s dreams of a quiet life.

Banned from the American NHL for solving one too many problems with his fists, the bad-boy alpha holds a dangerous appeal that Molly is powerless to resist.

That is until Grayson’s ex-teammate arrives with a revelation that might just put their dreams on ice. There’s more to Molly’s new boyfriend than meets the eye: he’s not a lone alpha at all. Now her roster might be bigger than she bargained for.

Can Grayson make the save, or is it game over for their budding relationship?

©2024 Melissa Huxley (P)2025 Melissa Huxley

Love the stiry

I have read this series before and loved it. So when I saw it in audible I was excited. The actor's did a good job reading however I wished the guy and girl were more inter-active in reading. I hate when a guy reads a girl part and a girl reads a man's part. And the accents were horrible but other than that I still loved the story.

Great College age/Hockey Romance!

When an accident causes a meet cute that fate itself couldn’t deny. Loved the turn of events and how the FMC fought for her dreams instead of being the damsel from the beginning.

I really enjoyed this book

This book is very good.I really enjoyed the narrators, and how the made their voice sound different for each of the characters, because with the books that have more than the normal two main characters, it's kind of hard to tell when they don't very their voice so distinctly for each character for you to know which one is talking

Oof

The performance is very monotone and lacks emotion the male voice is better but overall it’s almost robotic and it takes away from an overall decent story.

Great Concept, Zero Explanation

Packed in the Penalty Box feels like being thrown into a hockey game mid-fight with no idea who’s playing or why someone is suddenly a werewolf.

There’s zero world-building, no explanation of the werewolves (are there rules? vibes? a handbook?), and absolutely no background on any character. Everyone just exists and expects you to keep up.

Fun idea, chaotic execution. I spent more time confused than entertained—and not in a good way. 🐺🏒