Beau Montgomery was built for the ice-ten years in the NHL, captain of the Boston Bruins, a career that ended in one wrong hit and a surgeon's office. Now he's thirty, retired, and hiding in a crumbling cottage in Donegal, Ireland. He came to disappear. Caleb McGinley doesn't believe in silence. He runs a chaotic bookshop-café, knows everyone's business, and has never met a problem he didn't try to fix-especially not the massive, brooding American who just moved into the old O'Shea place. Beau doesn't want fixing. And Caleb has no idea what he's getting himself into. But between leaking roofs, black coffee, and a bookseller who refuses to leave him alone, the walls Beau built around his heart start to crack. And Beau has never been very good at losing a fight- even when he's starting to realize that this time, someone else might be the one who pays for it. ~~Completed Story~~

He's the one everyone wants. She's the one who keeps saying no. Beckett Prescott is used to things coming easy-on the ice, in the spotlight, and in every relationship that never quite becomes one. Until an injury he can't ignore forces him into the last place he wants to be: Rehab. Dr. Quinn Ellison doesn't care who he is. She cares about results. Structure. Boundaries. And Beckett? He breaks all three. What starts as forced proximity turns into something neither of them planned-late nights, quiet tension, and a connection that doesn't fit neatly into rules or expectations. Because Quinn sees through him. And Beckett doesn't know how to walk away from that. But she does. She says no. Again. And again. And again. Until saying yes might cost her everything.

This will be the first book of a series of three:) (Please read all the warnings to make sure there is nothing triggering in the book:) ------------------------- They are both professionals on the ice. One is a proffessional hockey player for the NHL and the other a world class figure skater. Noah just moved from sweden to play for Ottowa senators, starting a new life in a new city all alone he soon starts to feel it. When the golden retriver boy stumbles upon a short stubborn figure skater his life takes a big turn. Evangelia is the defenition of the black cat personality, she grew up in a small town in canada, she moved out to Ottowa when she was reicruited to the national figure skating team. With the world ranking number 5 she is soon sent to the olympics. After meeting a hockey player at the rink her life starts to feel a litle less empty. They meet at an ice rink, when Noah see her skate he sees all the pain and emotion. They get into an argument and she storms off angry, while he stands there stunned by her. Will their need for socialisation bring them together or will her stubborn personality get in the way? ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- "you know that you don't always have too be alone, you deserve to feel seen and loved and you know have someone to talk to, someone to trust" he gives me those puppy eyes while waiting for my answer. But truth is i don't know what to say. I have nick and sasha but we only see eachother on competitions. "Are you only saying that because you want to be that person? or because you actually mean it" he lets out a small chuckle an says "i mean it and i wouldn't mind being that person either. what is it they say in that show you love... i could be your person"

Eden, a girl afraid of touch Logan, a boy who's love language is physical touch Eden Thorne never wanted the spotlight. Her art speaks for her-vivid, emotional, and deeply personal-but the world seems more interested in the mystery behind the brush than the work itself. One gallery show, one panic attack, and one stranger in the hallway are all it takes to unravel her carefully kept distance. Logan Kelly wasn't looking for anything-especially not in an art gallery. But something about the girl on the floor, and the raw honesty in her paintings, lingers longer than he expects. What follows isn't loud or obvious. It's quiet. Uncertain. Real.

Where Lane and Lily are silent enemies until something like a love letters makes its way into Lily's hands.

Boston College and Boston University hate each other. Their hockey teams hate each other even more. So when BC student Iris Foster keeps finding herself tangled up with BU hockey star Macklin Celebrini, it's a problem. Because rivalry is one thing. But attraction? That's harder to ignore.

when a wrong turn deep in the canadian wilderness leaves everett burkeley, canada's sweetheart on ice, stranded with a sprained ankle alongside her best friend sienna mae, the last person they expect to encounter is macklin celebrini, canada's very own golden boy, all quiet charm and steady hands... and somehow, a complete stranger, just as she is to him. it was never meant to be anything more than a fleeting summer, late nights, soft laughter, stargazing, and a feeling neither of them dared to name, but some things don't stay in the past... especially when the spotlights are brighter than ever, and the whole world is watching this time when their paths cross again... at the 2026 Milano Cortina Olympics. macklin celebrini x female oc figure skater x hockey player

Jamie Reyes is a goalie. Calm under pressure, impossible to read, and very good at keeping things compartmentalized. Alex Stanley is the captain. Confident, focused, and definitely not looking for complications. A casual hookup between teammates is supposed to be simple. No labels. No feelings. No questions asked. After all, Alex doesn't even know if he is gay. But somewhere between late-night texts, locker room tension, road trips, and always choosing each other without thinking... things start getting messy. Because catching feelings was never part of the agreement. And in hockey, interference can ruin everything. Especially when it is casual. [Mature themes] [Completed] [Book 2]

Sugar's addicting. So is she. Graham Davis has two addictions: Hockey-and Gracie Daniels. (Not that he knows it yet.) At St. Brown University, Gracie Daniels is the golden girl. Blonde ponytail, perfect smile, always saying yes. So when she's asked to manage PR for the hockey team, she agrees-hoping to help thaw their notoriously icy captain. But Graham Davis doesn't melt. He's distant, guarded, and doesn't need help from a pink-sweater-wearing perfectionist... until he starts noticing things he shouldn't. Skipped meals. Covered bruises. Flinches too small to be accidental. Gracie is sweet, bright, and hiding more than anyone knows. And Graham can't stop looking.

{hockey boyxboy} Hockey captain Hudson Turner has everything mapped out: lead his team, impress NHL scouts, and never give anyone a reason to question him. But when charismatic and openly gay French Canadian exchange player Pierre Lavoie joins the team, Hudson is forced to decide if the love he never expected is worth jeopardizing the future he planned for. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Hudson Turner is the kind of captain who never slips. Golden boy. Oldest son. Augustine Academy's pride. He doesn't make mistakes - especially not ones that could cost him everything. Pierre Lavoie is undeniably talented. Magnetic. Unapologetically himself. And, most importantly, he's dangerously uninterested in pretending. What starts as chemistry on the ice turns into something harder to ignore - lingering touches in the locker room, almosts that leave them both aching for more, an insatiable hunger that neither one knows how to survive. One of them is ready to be seen. The other is terrified of what that will cost. Falling for his teammate was never part Hudson's plan. But some connections are impossible to ignore...