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The Wild Card by Stephanie Archer brings the Vancouver Storm series to a powerful close with Jordan and Tate's enemies-to-lovers journey. This sports romance combines professional hockey drama, single dad sweetness, and found family themes into an unforgettable story. Explore our complete review, character analysis, and similar book recommendations.

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