'Watch Your Mouth is my NEW FAVORITE Kandi Steiner book! Jaxson and Grace are EVERYTHING I hope for in an epic romance.' - Laura Pavlov, USA Today Bestselling Author

Grace Tanev is off limits to her brother's teammates - but that doesn't stop her from daring Jaxson Brittain to be the first to break the rule. Grace is all too aware of the hot, broody defenseman for the Tampa Bay Ospreys, with his icy blue eyes and ink sprawling his muscular arms - and she has far too much fun testing Jaxson at every turn.

It was just one steamy night of teasing, flirting and messing around knowing nothing would ever come of it. But when the universe throws Grace and Jaxson back together two weeks later on a secret road trip, all bets are off. Grace longs for him to touch her, and tries her hardest to tempt him. Jaxson doesn't have a death wish and, a true gentleman, keeps his hands to himself. But the closer they get on the road, miles and miles away from all the reasons they shouldn't cross the line, temptation is harder and harder to resist...

A spicy, wholly irresistible opposites-attract, forced proximity forbidden ice hockey romance perfect for fans of Hannah Grace, Elsie Silver and Elle Kennedy. Watch Your Mouth is book two in the Kings of the Ice series: a series of interconnected standalones following a team of professional hockey players and the women who bring them to their knees. They do not need to be read in order, but you will gain glimpses of future characters/couples in each book.

READERS ARE OBSESSED 'Kandi is the mastermind of sports romance.' 'Steiner's writing captures their electric chemistry, making every stolen glance and heated touch pulse with raw, intoxicating emotion.' 'The angsty, hot slow burn. The push and pull. The forbidden nature of it all. Kandi Steiner delivered yet again.' 'The tension was immediately SO good, I was on the edge of my seat waiting for it to break and when it did, o m g. This book was phenomenal.' 'KANDI SNAPPED . . . My eyes are literally burning from the hours spent reading and rereading chapters of this book in the past 24 hours . . . The tropes were troping in the best way possible.'