Practice makes perfect, and when you're fighting to be the best in your sport that is especially true. Ryder and Francesca are no exception. They are dedicated to their sport and refuse to let anything distracted. But when a scheduling conflict forces the two to share the ice, staying focused becomes just a little harder. TW// mentions to abuse & scenes of verbal abuse

Ryder is finally cleared to go back to hockey which means it is time to pack up and move to New York. Francesca is thrilled about living with Ryder for the summer and has already made a ton of plans for them. Both want nothing more than a perfect summer together but with fall quickly approaching and big choices left to be made that isn't always easy. TW// mentions of child abuse

"It's kind of ironic, you know? My life has always revolved around being on ice. It only makes sense that I met the girl I love after she slipped on the only patch in the parking lot."

Brie Thompson has played ice hockey her entire life, and she doesn't intend to stop when she starts college. Not even when she finds out that her new school's only team is for "males exclusively". Brie has dealt with hockey douchebags her entire life, so it's nothing new when the team captain claims that they can't have a girl on the team. And it's certainly not going to stop her from playing, either. But if the captain won't back down without a fight, then game on. There's only one problem: Brie's heart seems to be determined to play a different game with the captain. Falling for him in the process was certainly not part of the plan. ✍︎︎ *plenty of dialogue and very little descriptions/world building in the first few chapters* (because I think world building is boring and just want to get to the plot, lol). Also, this is Wattpad and therefore not award-winning writing. So if you're picky about that, go read a published book that has been proofread several times by plenty of people instead of reading and then complaining about this one.

Lexi The friends we have as children shape us. Some of them we keep forever, some of them we lose along the way... but all of them leave something behind... or in his case, take something as they leave. Mason Jennings held my heart in his hands at only 13 years old and at 20? He's determined to hold it in an iron fist until nothing's left. If only he knew I only ever wanted to save him... Mason She's back. 7 years ago she blew my life apart and now she waltzes onto campus like she's an angel sent from God himself. She acts like she did me a favour, like she's the one destroyed by what happened. By the time I'm finished with her she'll understand how it felt. She'll understand what it's like to have nothing, to be nothing. It'll always come back to you and me princess and in the end... I'll be the only one left in the castle. Hockey Player x Figure Skater/Hockey Player story "Everything that's beautiful burns eventually, so maybe we just had to burn to see there was beauty left to save" #1 - figureskater #1 - enemiestolovers #1 - collegehockey #1 - friendstoenemiestolovers #1 - bullyromance #1 - trauma #1 - figureskating #5 - hockeyplayer #18 - ice #19 - rescue #20 - hockey #20 - iceskating

Casey Kalinski and Grace Rowland met at a coffee shop in the middle of Seattle, both living separate and straightforward lives that seem insignificant once they get to know each other - Casey as a professional hockey player and Grace as a full time student and part time barista. What they don't realize is that nothing is straightforward when it comes to the emotions that are as strong as the ones they have for each other from the day they met. Gorgeous is a spin-off novella telling the story of Grace and Casey from Ice, Off Ice, and Home Ice.

*Started May 2021* *Completed 6.27.22* *Currently being edited* When Scarlett Nelson applied to Clarkson University, her dad, and Clarkson's head hockey coach, gave her two rules: -get good grades -stay away from his hockey players Easier said than done when already on night #1, Scarlett finds herself in the bed of Noah Hale, the captain of the hockey team. Read along as these two go from strangers, to friends, and then trying to be more. But will her dad and the stresses of being a college athlete get in the way? *All photos, including the cover/title picture do not belong to me and I do not claim credit for the photography or rights* Top Rankings: #1 in #collegesports #2 in #hockeyromance #4 in #mature #3 in #sports #5 in #youngadult #6 in #hockey #82 in #romance #23 in #college #8 in #forbiddenlove #7 in #bravetogether

She was a ray of sunshine, an over achiever, a bookworm, way too gullible and selfless. But that's only the side she wants people to see. He was the polar opposite. Grumpy 24/7, introverted, tough on the outside. He also happened to be the captain of Yale's hockey team and was well on his way to getting drafted into NHL. But deep down, there's more to him than just the grumpy captain. When fate brings them together, can they put aside their past to make room for their future, or will they keep avoiding the undeniable tension in the air every time they're within 1 foot of each other. -------- highest rankings: ✿ #3 in him ✿ #84 in anxiety ✿ #28 in cocky ✿ #5 in yale ✿ #1 in oilers ✿ #65 in nhl ✿ #4 in smirk -------- (THANK YOU GUYS AGAIN)

Parker and Bray basically have everything they could want in life. They have the grades. They have an amazing group of friends. A promising future as a pro in the sport they love. They've got it all, well... almost. As all their friends begin to fall in love it becomes glaringly obvious to both of them what they're missing. But Bray is still struggling to find his "type" and Parker is bored of the dating app hook up culture scene. Nothing, or specifically no one, gives them that buzz that makes them feel alive, until they meet each other. How convenient they finally found what they were looking for in the person they're at war with. I guess it's time to understand why they lost their minds and fought the wars in the first place. *This book can be read as a Standalone or as book 2 in the 509 Series*

"What do you mean they're 𝘨𝘰𝘯𝘦 ?" I ask, feeling like my world has been slowed to a stop. I feel like she's not even making sense. This doesn't make any sense. We just talked to them. "They're not gone. They said they were going home." The third installment in Ice.