Carly Brooks, daughter of Herb Brooks, has always dreamed of being a professional hockey player. When her dad gets the job as coach of the 1980 USA hockey team, she finally grasps her opportunity to make her dream come true; Being on a team with her best friend and most of her friends, being coached by her dad, winning the Olympics and showing the world that girls can play hockey. Somewhere along the lines Carly falls in love with one of her teammates as well. Meanwhile, her sister suffers from a horrible heartbreak and the lives of the Brooks family keep going while Herb and Carly are occupied with hockey. But in the end family always finds their way back to each other. This story is based on the Miracle movie but with a female player as the main character. The rights go to the makers of the Miracle movie. I own all the characters that aren't in the movie. I've also gotten some inspiration from Mike Eruzione's book "The Making of a Miracle" which is awesome by the way.

Eliana Arellano and Will Smith have always been close, best friends with a complicated past and feelings that never seem to go away. From high school prom night and almost-kisses to college breakups and quiet heartbreaks, their story is full of missed chances and unspoken words. Years later, Eliana becomes a sports reporter and ends up covering the NHL team Will just got drafted to. He's distant, and she's still hurt. But old feelings don't just disappear.. and neither do the "what ifs." For the Record, I loved you is a story about love that doesn't go away, timing that never feels right, and two people who keep finding their way back to each other. ___ Beginning is end of high school then there's a time skip to their time in Boston, and ofc the NHL.

21-year-old journalism student Jade Callahan needs her big break. 20-year-old Will Smith needs to prove he belongs in the NHL. Neither of them needs the distraction of their instant, explosive hatred. But the more they clash, the harder they fall. And soon, the rookie and the girl trying to prove she belongs in a male field, will have to decide what they're willing to risk for the one person they were never supposed to want. will smith x jade callahan ⭐️

Come kiss me, convince me... ━ William Smith x Fem!OC © KissLeclerc , March 2025

In which Eden Celebrini is forced to spend a summer with her brother and his hockey friends.... irl x social media x text messages

Lex has always kept her priorities straight; focus on nursing school, avoid unnecessary distractions, and keep her guard up. As Will's best friend, she's spent plenty of time around hockey players, but none of them have ever made her second-guess herself. Then there's Macklin Celebrini, easygoing, patient, and nothing like she expected. What starts as harmless banter soon turns into something deeper, forcing Lex to confront feelings she isn't sure she's ready for. As the lines between friendship and something more begin to blur, she's faced with a choice: keep her walls up or take a chance on the one person who just might prove that some risks are worth taking. Started: March 21, 2025 Completed: April 13, 2025 Total word count: 104,937 words ~ Behind the Glass Series, book #1 ~ Disclaimer: it is not needed to read the books in order but recommended for the best experience!

Completed They say hockey players leave it all on the ice-but no one warned me that falling for one would mean leaving pieces of myself behind too. Connor Bedard was never supposed to be anything more than a name on the back of a jersey. Just another player in a game. But then he looked at me like I was the only thing in the arena that mattered, and suddenly, I was the one off balance. Now I'm caught between what's safe and what I want, between the life I planned and the one that's breaking through the cracks. Connor's chasing a dream. I'm just trying to figure out if there's room in it for me... or if I'll be left behind when he makes his breakaway.

Connor Bedards team mates tease him for not having interest in the girls throwing them selfs at him. So he shows them he's capable by finding a "Puck Bunny" he's sure he's capable of taking home for at least a night. But she's not just a puck bunny swooning for him, or anyone for that matter.

Who said finding true love had to be urgent? For Nevaeh Halton, it never was. At just 17, she's fully focused on her dreams, studying dance at a prestigious arts school in Chicago. But everything shifts when she attends her older sister's wedding-to none other than an NHL player for the Chicago Blackhawks. There, Nevaeh crosses paths with Connor Bedard, the 19-year-old best man and rising hockey phenom. He's used to the spotlight, but the moment he sees Nevaeh, the noise of the world fades-and for the first time, it's not hockey that has his full attention.

Connor Bedard's trade to the New Jersey Devils should be a fresh start-a chance to leave the past behind and finally focus on hockey. But Chicago never really let him go. Years of emotional, physical, and psychological abuse from his former teammates left scars deeper than anyone realizes. The Blackhawks shaped a false public image of him-quiet, focused, robotic-while hiding the truth: he was isolated, manipulated, and broken down piece by piece. Now, in New Jersey, he doesn't know how to exist without constantly watching his back. Jack and Luke Hughes take him in, treating him like family, but Connor struggles to believe it's real. The team welcomes him with open arms, but the smallest things send him spiraling into old fears. And when the Devils start noticing-really noticing-Connor is forced to decide: can he finally let people in? Or will he always be the kid from Chicago, trapped in a place he no longer belongs? This is a story of healing, found family, and learning to trust again-even when the past refuses to stay buried.