: Readers can browse "archived posts" written by the heroine, Maddison, before she met Briggs. These posts would detail the "notorious" bad boy antics that gave Briggs Wilson his reputation.
This feature would be a "dual-perspective" immersive digital or social media campaign that leans into the book’s major tropes , such as and surprise pregnancy hockey romance . 1. The Digital "Burn Book" Archive
The results categorize users as characters from the Totally Pucked series based on how they would handle Maddison's dilemma. Review: “Sincerely, The Puck Bunny” by Maren Moore Sincerely, The Puck Bunny by Maren Moore
: Focus on the "one weekend" fling that changed everything and the forced proximity of the small-town setting. 4. "Truth or Betrayal" Interactive Quiz
To develop a feature for Sincerely, The Puck Bunny by Maren Moore, we can focus on the central conflict: the collision of an NHL "bad boy" reputation with a secret identity that nearly ruined it . : Readers can browse "archived posts" written by
A personality quiz that asks: "Are you a Secret Keeper or a Truth Seeker?"
: As users scroll, they find "redacted" notes or "comments from Briggs" that reveal the truth behind the headlines—showing his kind and loyal nature . 2. "Alpha Daddy" Highlight Reel showing his vulnerable and protective side.
: Use a "Then vs. Now" format. "Then" features his aggressive on-ice persona and temper. "Now" features Briggs in "Dad Mode" with his daughter, Olive, showing his vulnerable and protective side.