𝙈𝙄𝙇𝙇𝙄𝙀 They say your first love never really leaves you. But mine? He left me when I needed him most. Even worse, he cheated on me. It's been seven years since Matthew Tkachuk broke my heart, and I'm not the same girl anymore. I have a record deal, a new life, and a hundred reasons to hate him. I'm one Oscar away from becoming an EGOT, and I won't let anything or anyone get in my way. But when his younger brother asks me for a favor that I can't refuse, my life is turned upside down. Now Matthew's back, skating into my life like nothing ever happened, pretending the truth isn't rotting beneath our silence. But one summer at Archer Beach is all it takes to remember the boy who used to hold my hand under the dining room table. The boy I still dream about. The boy I never stopped loving. And the worst part? He still knows how to ruin me. And I have a feeling that he's going to do it again. 𝙈𝘼𝙏𝙏𝙃𝙀𝙒 I have everything a man could ever want: a successful career in the NHL, a fancy apartment, and all of the luxuries that money can buy. There's just one thing missing. The girl who makes everything worth it. Amelia Fitz. I thought I was protecting her. I thought walking away would save her from a truth that would destroy everything. But watching Millie fall apart from a distance? That killed me. Now she's back in my orbit for the summer, and I can't stay away. Not when I still see that flicker of love behind her anger. I'd give anything to earn her trust again. But lies built this distance. And the truth? The truth might be what breaks us for good. Liar, Liar is a heart-wrenching and passionate second-chance romance about forgiveness, trust, and the power of love to heal even the deepest wounds.

(This is book one of the Celly Series) Jessica "Jess" Lewis and Trevor Zegras have been best friends since third grade. Through thick and thin, they stuck together like glue. After Jess goes off to college and Trevor begins his career as a professional hockey player for the Anaheim Ducks, the two grow apart until Jess moves to Anaheim to become the Ducks' new photographer. The two are overjoyed that they get to be together again and their friendship starts to turn to love. Even though the two of them had actually been in love with each other since high school, the feelings begin to surface more and more as they work together.

𝑳𝑶𝑽𝑬 𝑫𝑹𝑶𝑼𝑮𝑯𝑻 ─── °∘❉∘° in which a young girl, who had never felt the overwhelming emotion that love provides for the human heart, falls for her best friend's friend unexpectedly. but what she doesn't know is that he fell harder from the moment he saw her. 𝒐𝒓 in which anastasia green met the boy who has made her heart yearn like no other, and ethan edwards falls for the girl head first into the all too shallow pool. *discontinued* ( ethan edwards x fem!oc ) [ irl x social media ] © -daisyridleys

[COMPLETED] Because of a silly incident and out of guiltiness Jade Kaufman was forced to move in with her cousin Tori Lee. Only to find out that she is rooming with a hot NHLer named Mathew Barzal of the New York Islanders. Will she be able to resist the hot athlete's charm? Or she'll end up packing her bags to get out? NHL Fanfic 1 The Roommate: A Mathew Barzal Fanfiction Copyright © 2020 by Calissy18

STELLA JEAN was a natural born figure skater. She would skate for hours without a worry in the world. And that, she destined would be her future. JACK HUGHES could handle a puck since he was born, the rink calling his name at all hours of the day. Hockey, hockey, and hockey were the only things that mattered to him. His reputation digs deep, known for having the puck bunnies chase after, even driving hours just to attend one of his games: When Stella is caught between Jack Hughes and his friend, Matt Boldy, will he do everything to prove he is the right choice?

He's got two minutes in the box-and he's using every second to win her over. When she lands her dream job as the San Jose Sharks' new social media manager, she expects early mornings, late nights, and maybe a few awkward run-ins with players. What she doesn't expect? William Eklund, golden boy forward with a jawline sharp enough to cut through playoff tension, who suddenly can't seem to stay out of the penalty box. At first, it's coincidence. A tripping call here, a roughing penalty there. But soon, it's clear: Will's racking up minutes on purpose-and he's using every chance to flirt with her through the glass. He's all charm, cheeky grins, and broken-English pickup lines. She's all rules, boundaries, and trying not to get fired. But when feelings start to blur with content strategy, and TikToks turn into real moments, one thing becomes obvious: She's so off-limits. And he's so into her.

Allegra "Alley" Hartley has always kept her guilty pleasures off her public feed - especially her obsession with hockey. As one of Hollywood's fastest-rising stars, she's got a brand to protect and a team of PR reps who'd faint if they saw her fangirling over game highlights at 2 a.m. But one clumsy Instagram post changes everything. When her not-so-private story praising a certain NHL rookie goes viral, Alley's thrown into a whirlwind of speculation - especially when that same rookie, Macklin Celebrini, reveals in an interview that she's his ultimate celebrity crush. Suddenly, the whole world is watching as their lives collide under the spotlight.

Lumi Aho never wanted to cover the NHL All-Star Weekend-especially not when her older brother, Sebastian, is one of the league's biggest names. But when her network sends her to Florida, she plans to keep her head down, do her job, and avoid unnecessary drama. Jack Hughes has other plans. Charming, cocky, and too damn pretty for his own good, he's also Sebastian's on-ice rival-and apparently Lumi's new weakness. One interview turns into a conversation. One conversation turns into a kiss. And before the weekend ends, Jack and Lumi are trending for all the wrong reasons. Now the cameras are on, the league is watching, and her brother is ready to throw hands. But the real danger? Falling for someone she was never supposed to touch. After all, there are rules in hockey. And Jack Hughes has never been great at following them.