He was my brother's best friend quiet, brooding, completely off-limits. Damian Walter used to sleep in the room next to mine. Now, he shares a home with me... again But we're not kids anymore He's a guarded doctor with a heart he swore no one could touch. And I'm the woman who makes him break every rule. What started as tension turned into stolen glances and then into everything. Loving him means risking it all But maybe I was never just the girl he wasn't supposed to want... Maybe I was always the one

Rosie Moving to New York was my fresh start, a chance to get away from my disaster of a hometown, and maybe learn how to breathe on my own. Romance? Not on the itinerary. So when I meet a charming, overly confident guy at a bar with golden-blond hair and too many dimples than should be legal, and way too much flirt - I don't expect to see him again. Then I do... on the ice, the very next night. Dylan I've met plenty of girls in bars. Most of them know who I am, Rosie didn't. And maybe that's why I couldn't stop thinking about her. She was introverted and blunt and completely unimpressed with my attempt at a pick up line, which was honestly kind of refreshing. Seeing her in the stands at my game felt like fate. Running into her again afterward? Game on. A sweet, slow-burn hockey rom-com about unlikely connections, quiet confidence, and falling for someone who sees past the spotlight.

Lennon and Elias have absolutely nothing in common, unless you count the fact that they both agree all relationships are doomed before they even start. Where Eli can't say no to a party, any social gathering is Lennon's worst nightmare. Where Lennon would rather stay inside and read, Eli would rather be surrounded by noise. Where Eli thrives off all the attention he gets, Lennon can't stand any eyes on her at all. But after Lennon's temper lands her head first in the middle of the tornado that is Elias Ledger, why can't he seem to stay away? And even worse, why doesn't she want him to?

"I love you, I'm sorry." Falling in love with Grayson Blackwell wasn't part of Rosalie's five-year plan. She was supposed to coast through her junior and senior year at Evercrest Academy, study hard, and open her own flower shop in New York. But the golden boy of the school had a different idea. Captain of the football team, top of his class, and heir to the wealthy Blackwell family, Grayson has it all. Except he wants Rosalie. Shy, smart, and kind, she's bewitched him since the second she first walked into Evercrest. And when he pairs up with her for a project, their hearts do the talking. But then Rosalie leaves. She kills their true love and disappears, shattering Grayson's heart and, molding a completely different person in his wake. Long gone is caring, sweet Grayson. He's been replaced by one of the most influential and successful CEOs in business history, Mr. Blackwell. Rosalie hated leaving the only boy she's ever loved, but time has moved on for her. Although her broken heart still longs for him and the "what-ifs?", Rosalie's living what was supposed to be her dream life. So why does she feel so empty? Time hasn't moved on for Grayson, though. He's still mesmerized by Rosalie, and when he stumbles into her flower shop, the one they talked about building together, he won't let her go again. Letting her leave was the worst mistake of his life, and one he won't make for a second time. Rosalie doesn't want to break her heart again, and now, Grayson has all the power to shatter it beyond repair. She wants to keep him at arms length. He just wants her.

After Ellie Frank's father snapped her ankle, he snapped her ice skating dreams right along with them. She found skating as a way to escape the hell her father caused, and somehow he managed to take it away. Now she's stuck on the sidelines, watching her dreams slip away with every practice she misses. Skating in college was a miracle she somehow made possible in three years, but now she doesn't even know if she wants back onto the ice again. Noah's out for the hockey season. A broken wrist will do that to you. And being one of the NHL's best prospects means that he must do everything in his power to stay on their radar. When two star athletes are stuck on the sidelines, they slowly form a bond that dives into a friendship based on the fact that they want to help their teams. And keep Noah noticed by the NHl. Parties, food drives, Winter balls, fundraisers. They're suddenly doing everything together, falling into an easy, friendly routine. Between sitting at practices with Noah, and classes with Noah, and all this time with Noah, Ellie suddenly found another escape to the hell her father created. But their friendship is golden, and a relationship could ruin that. So what if all Noah can think about is a sunny, dirty blonde? What's wrong with Ellie's heart that only beats for a certain golden-retriever center? Screwing up their friendship would be too terrible to bear.

Book One of The Dawston Menaces Series Falling for your enemy is the most dangerous game of all, especially when he knows all your secrets. Everyone in Dawston City knows two things. Evangeline Winslow Abberweitch or Angie Winslow is untouchable. Dawston's golden girl with a lab coat, a sharp tongue, and a smile the whole campus worships. Keeve Malachi Kavanagh doesn't touch anyone. Ruthless, blue-eyed captain of Dawston's hockey team, cold as the ice he rules and Angie's sworn enemy. They've hated each other for years. He calls her Princess just to watch her snap. She calls him an arse because it's easier than admitting he sees straight through her. But one desperate call changes everything. Hate starts to blur into something far more dangerous. Secrets surface, lines are crossed and the spark between ice and fire threatens to burn down more than reputations. Because when enemies collide, Dawston doesn't just melt. It burns.

The rule was simple: Don't touch the captain's sister. Chase Sterling lived by it. Garrett Miller was ready to break it. HANNAH I've spent three years pining for Chase Sterling-the star center of Briar's hockey team and my brother Hayes's best friend. He's the man I've always wanted, the one I've dropped every hint for, but after a crushing, "noble" rejection at a frat party, I finally got the message. To Chase, I'm just Hayes's little sister. I'm a liability. I'm off-limits. So, when my brother's other teammate, Garrett, looks at me like I'm a prize instead of a problem? I don't pull away. Making out with Garrett was supposed to be a distraction. It was supposed to help me move on. But then a housing disaster hits, and suddenly I'm moving into the off-campus townhouse with four hockey players: my brother, Jacob, Travis... and the two men currently fighting for my attention. CHASE I'm a man of discipline. I have to be if I want to make the pros. That discipline is the only thing that kept me from hauling Hannah into a dark corner and ruining our lives the moment I saw her in that champagne dress. I did the right thing. I rejected her to save my friendship with Hayes. But now she's living in the room next to mine. She's flirting with Garrett in the kitchen, and Garrett isn't the type to care about the "Bro Code." He wants her, he's claiming her, and I have to watch them "fool around" without a label while I'm dying inside. Living with her is a nightmare. Watching Garrett touch her is a war. And the more Hannah and Garrett heat up, the more my self-control starts to burn. I may have told her she was off-limits, but seeing her with someone else is making me want to break every rule I've ever lived by.

Grace Ivers isn't the type to seek out frat parties, but when her outgoing roommate drags her to one, she finds herself thrust into the chaos of loud music, red solo cups, and a sea of confident athletes. Navigating the scene as a college freshman is overwhelming enough-until she catches the eye of John Logan. Logan is everything Grace has been warned about-charming, confident, and completely out of her league. But when an unexpected flip cup challenge turns into an undeniable connection, Grace starts to wonder if there's more to him than his reputation suggests. As the night unfolds, friendships are forged, bets are made, and sparks fly between Grace and Logan in a way neither of them expected. She's just a freshman trying to find her place, and he's a hockey star who shouldn't be paying her this much attention. But some moments change everything, and this might just be one of them. A flirty, fast-paced college romance about taking chances, unexpected chemistry, and the beginning of something neither of them saw coming. ***I do not own the rights to the characters or the previous story line. *** Completed.

Vienna Carter stops believing in love after her father walks out on her family. Soon after she moves to Portland, Oregon, where their most prized possession is the boys' hockey team at Azalea Academy, there she meets golden boy Ezra St.Claire who will challenge everything she just started believing. -Please note that any similarities in my book are by complete accident and everything I write comes from my own imagination. Also Azalea, Academy is not a real place. Top rankings #1 GrumpyGirl 4-18-23 #1 Vienna 5-19-23 #2 Privateschool 5-15-23 #1 Hockeyromance 5-10-23 #1 Oregon 6-3-23 #2 Youngeadult 6-15-23 #1 Goldenboy 8-19-24

Emery's life has always been about control: staying close to her twin brother Caleb, juggling her demanding Marketing major, and keeping her relationship safe and steady. But when Caleb's best friend, Theodore, strolls back into her world with his cocky grin and hidden softness, everything starts to shift. They've always been friendly but distant, until a twist of fate forces them into close quarters. As old boundaries blur and new feelings surface, Emery has to decide if she's ready to fall out of the frame she's painted for herself. In a world of campus events, late nights, and half-truths, can two people who've kept their distance finally see each other for who they really are? Sometimes the people closest to you are the ones you never saw coming.