If you're looking for a book that's a fun departure from reality, then this is the book for you. I mean time travel, steamy romance, and Jane Austen, how can you go wrong?!

Puck and Prejudice is a one of a kind read. The characters are entertaining and the plot line, unique. Yes, this story was a bit over the top at times, but it truly was fun to get lost in.

I was so ready for this to be the most ridiculous book of the year.. and found my self absolutely enjoying it. Honestly a delightfully weird read that just WORKS

Such a cute book! I loved the differences in time and the bond between the main characters. A very easy read

My first time reading a book from Lia Riley and she did not disappoint at all. Such a very cutesy fun love story with elements of time travel, a cameo from Jane Austen, and very spicy scenes without it being overwhelming. A different take on the long distance relationships for sure. I do wish some parts were a little more longer and not as rush, but alas it’s a romance book.

such a fun read!! i enjoyed reading this and couldnt put it down either! it was a good book to get me out of my slump!

Wow! What a terrific read. I love a romance that looks like a HEA will be impossible but pulls it off. Time travel is always fun, throw in regency manners, 21st century assumptions, and a touch of cancer to make a page turning read. Hockey goalie Tucker Taylor is a wonderful hero, not only gorgeous but kind. Lizzy Wooddash, an aspiring writer in 1812 who hangs out with Jane Austen and wants nothing to do with marriage but is forced to finds some answers when Tuck rises out of a pond.

This was unserious and goofy and extremely fun. I found myself falling in love with both characters and just adored the romance that blossomed between them. Any mind that comes up with a book concept like this and then executes it that well needs to be studied by science.

This book was excellent! The romance between Tuck and Lizzie was fantastic, and the time-traveling aspects were really exciting. Tuck's gentleness and kindness toward Lizzie, who is a delightful character learning everything for the first time, are genuinely heartwarming. Even the hot scenes were skillfully performed. I really enjoyed reading this and thought the conclusion was excellent.

I am not a Jane Austen enthusiast, but I could see how this book might now bode well with the people who enjoy her literature.

First things first, if on chapter one you say the MMC is a hockey goalie, why does the man in the cover not look anything remotely to one. With just one quick google research, you can actually see that’s not the stick they use, those are not the gloves they use, and where are the pads?

I’d like to believe that had it been me who time traveled, I would’ve reacted the same way Candace Flynn-Fletcher did in that Phineas&Ferb episode where they time travel to the Age of Dinosaurs.

The pace felt weird, because the start felt rushed but then it seemed like it was dragging, which deeply affected some of the plot lines.

Though funny at times, I don’t truly believe is something memorable. I do, however, like the way it ended—no one giving up anything—, but would it not mess with the universe?

Also, you’d have to live under a rock to know now Pride & Prejudice.

What is the point of Tucker being a hockey player if you are not going to incorporate any aspect of the sport in the story? Specially when it felt like being one was his entire personality— dumb, hot athlete.

Thank you NetGalley and Harper Voyager for this arc!

This book has been on my radar since I heard the premise and it was well worth the wait. All of the time travel shenanigans, from Lizzy not understanding half of what Tucker said to Tucker knowing hilariously little about the past made this book very entertaining. The romance is a little insta-lovey but it was still enjoyable to read about sweet, charming Tucker and Lizzy finding someone who actually saw her as a person. I do wish the resolution to the story had panned out differently, but otherwise it was a very quick and enjoyable read!

The novel I've just finished is nothing short of fantastic! The romance that blossoms between Tuck and Lizzie is the heart of the story, and it's beautifully complemented by thrilling time-traveling adventures. Lizzie's character is a breath of fresh air; her innocence and wonder at the world are endearing, and Tuck's tender approach to guiding her through new experiences is deeply moving. The chemistry between them is palpable, making the more passionate scenes a delight to read. The journey through the pages was an absolute pleasure, culminating in a satisfying conclusion that left me content. This book is a must-read for anyone who loves a blend of romance and excitement!

Thank you NetGalley for the ARC of Puck and Prejudice.

A cross between my favorite books - Outlander and Bridgerton with a dash of Jane Austen and ice hockey, and you get Puck and Prejudice. I throughly enjoyed this book and the characters of Tuck and Lizzie and of course Georgie and Jane. Having just finished the Bridgerton/Rokesby series (all 12 books!), reading Puck and Prejudice was a great way to connect the past and the present backgrounds. The connection between Tuck and Lizzie was perfect. I loved the style of writing and look forward to reading more from Lia Riley.

This book was fantastic! I thoroughly enjoyed the romance between Tuck and Lizzie, and the time-traveling elements added a lot of excitement. Lizzie is a delightful character, discovering everything for the first time, and Tuck’s kindness and gentleness with her are truly touching. The spicy scenes were also well done. I had a great time reading this and was very pleased with the ending.

A big thank you to NetGalley, Avon, Harper Voyager, and Lia Riley for this historical fantasy romance. It was such a fun and charming read!

If you like romcoms and you like historical fiction/romance, then you'll like this book. the hockey part of the book was just an extra. Author Riley makes the story somewhat believable and it's a fun read.

I like Author Riley's writing and hope to see her succeed in the future.

Thank you Author Lia Riley, her team, and Netgalley for this book in exchange for an honest review.

This book not my favorite. I really wanted to enjoy the time travel, hockey player aspect. However, it wasn't the book for me. I tried to get through it, and I really just couldn't. Once I was dreading picking it up, I knew it wasn't the book for me.

Absolutely had a blast with this book!

I loved the blend of genres and how fun & unique the plot was. Fans of historical & romcom romances will love this. It has the hockey hero we all love sent back in time to Regency England. It’s a fish out of water story that tons of fun to read. Definitely gave me a good laugh 🤣

The romance is cute and delightfully romantic.

Read this if you like wacky romcoms or are looking for a fantastic entertaining read!

I absolutely love love loved this book! I loved the take on a time travel, regency era England romance.

The characters were so well written, so easy to fall in love with as well, I loved watching Tuck and Lizzy fall in love with one another, I loved watching Tuck’s dynamic with Lizzy’s friends and family.

The story was incredibly sweet and well done as well. Self Assured, Headstrong woman who is trying desperately to shed societal expectations and norms of how she should act. Professional Hockey Player who has had a pretty smooth upbringing with the hiccups of an illness, learning about the societal pressures and expectations of Regency Era England. Both of them falling into a marriage of convenience, while simultaneously trying to deny their growing feelings.

A sweet easy read, with a good, tasteful amount of spice, that I would recommend to anyone who loves sports romances as well as historical romances.

If you told me when I picked up this book about a hockey player outlandering himself into regency England I’d be crying by the end I would have called you a liar, but here I am. This was so cute, completely outlandish, and overall a lot of fun to read.

Thank you to NetGalley & Avon for an early copy of this novel in exchange for a review. This one will be available on November 12!

Thanks NetGalley, the publisher, and the author for this digital advanced copy!

I want to start out by saying that I don’t think this is a bad book at all. I just don’t think it was the book for me. I got about 25% into before I started to dread picking it up. It took me forever to dredge through it. I love Jane Austen and wouldn’t consider myself a purist (I have had a blast reading other adaptations) but something about this one felt harder to immerse myself in. The just slightly off quotes from Austen novels were more distracting than fun.

I did like the premise and feel like there definitely is a market for this book so if it sounds good to you, I would give it a try!

I absolutely LOVED this book. I ate it up.

Tucker Taylor is an American hockey player visiting his sister in England who studies British Lit.
Leaving a pub, he crashes his car into a pond and crawls out in Regency era England (1812 to be specific). He meets Lizzy Woodash, an independent woman, who is an aspiring writer who doesn't want or need a man. She takes Tuck to meet her cousin and her friend THE Jane Austen. They hatch a plan to for Tuck to marry Lizzy while they try to find him a way back to his time. Once they get him back, they will say he died so Lizzy is free to live her life as an un-ruined widow in peace. OF COURSE they have undeniable chemistry which complicates their plan. They end up having to make some hard choices. I loved both Lizzy and Tuck's characters. They complemented each other so well and the time travel aspect of the story was believable and easy to follow. Tuck was my favorite character. He was so caring and mindful of Lizzy's wants and needs. He was the PERFECT gentleman. I highly recommend this book!