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── HER TENURE AS SOLE HEIRESS TO A MULTI-MILLION DOLLAR FORTUNE HAS LEFT LORELEI MYRTLE, IN HER FIFTEEN YEARS, EXHAUSTED. Being the granddaughter of NHL legend Elijah Myrtle (and the daughter of his self-proclaimed NHL failure son, Oliver) is a full time, unforgiving job. The world watches her every step, hungry to see her next move like she's a life sized piece in a game of chess, waiting to see what she's going to do with her family name. They've watched her grow in glossy magazine covers and scheduled outings with her father, and now they're praying on her downfall: will she protect the legacy, or will she make a dent in the pristine family name? For this reason, her father taught her growing up that she had to watch her own back -- the Myrtle name is both a weapon she can wield and a target in the middle of her back.
The Junior Goodwill Games committee gives her a personal invitation in the form of Don Tibbles, a man she hasn't seen since early childhood, standing on her doorstep. He says they want her because she's a good player but she knows when she's being used for PR. It's only fair that she uses them back, right?
Going into it, Lorelei Myrtle doesn't plan on making any friends. She just wants to get in, make her family look good, and get out. No mistakes, no attachments -- just some good old fashioned hockey. Fate seems to have other plans for her, though.
Not only do her teammates weasel their ways into her heart as they redefine what the sport means to her, but there's also this boy. This goofy boy with curly red hair and coke bottle glasses who stares at her like he's just met Madonna in person and goes out of his way to make her laugh. Falling head over heels was really the last thing on her list, but that Lester Averman has a metaphorical pen in his hands, and he's so dead set on crossing it off that she might just let him...
