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That One Night – Emily Rath

January 28, 2025June 26, 2026 Post a comment

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Rating: 3 out of 5.

SUMMARY

Book cover for 'That One Night', a prequel novella in the Jacksonville Rays Hockey Series, featuring a hockey stick and the Seattle skyline in the background.

“My name is Rachel Price, and the sky is officially falling. Imagine being at your brother’s wedding brunch when you get an email that crushes all your dreams. I didn’t win the Barkley Fellowship. My rising career in sports medicine has just come crashing down. So here I sit, alone in this swanky hotel bar, ready to drown my feelings in bitters and bourbon. Then suddenly, in walks…” 

Summary and Image fromย Goodreads.


REVIEW

If you need to know anything about me, it’s that I’m a sucker for any sports romance books. I was recommended the series by someone in one of the Facebook groups I’m in who also loves sports romance novels. 

I decided to read the prequel which is basically a one night stand between two of the characters – Rachel and Jake to try and get me into the series. It was very short and steamy and a quick glimpse into the relationship that could progress. 

I read this quite quickly, only took me a few hours to get through this novella. I gave it a 3 star rating as it was just a glimpse into the series and the characters. It had me laughing at times too. I can’t wait to read the rest of the series to see how this prequel ties into the main storyline.

-Rachelle

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