Ho-ho-hockey books, it's Postmedia's holiday review of puck prose

The Franchise: The Business of Building Winning Teams Craig Custance puts you in the executive hot seat.

Mats Sundin's life in the eye of the storm as a Swedish star in junior, national team and in two major Canadian markets, Quebec and Vancouver .

Jack and the Box: My Search for Stanley Cup Champion Jack McLean Kevin Shea recounts his very personal journey to find the missing member of the 1945 Toronto champions.

Five Overtimes : Habs and Leafs in the 1951 Stanley Cup final was the quintuple bypass final for players and fans.

Undermanned But Undaunted: The Frank Boucher Era of the New York Rangers 1940-1955 George Grimm fills in the Rangers ' oft-forgotten era in team history.

Boston Bruins Origins Jeff Miclash is becoming as prolific as Brad Marchand , with four Bruins books in three years .

Nazem Kadri has been an open book for much of his 34-year NHL career.

Mike Commito has a witty look back with the Leafs and gives Montreal equal time and space.

Steve Dangle tackles hockey’s biggest controversies and beefs’ in his second book.