Izzy Thai has always played it safe. With her nose in textbooks by day and dominating the lacrosse field by night, there's never been time for dating-let alone drama. Shy-ish, sweet, and armed with a quick sense of humor, Izzy's life is a carefully balanced game of goals, grades, and going mostly unnoticed. Enter Elijah Jones: captain of the men's hockey team, loud in all the best ways, and impossible to ignore. He's the exact kind of distraction Izzy's spent years avoiding. But when their friend groups cross in the most subtle way, sparks fly faster than a slapshot. She's focused. He's chaos. She's all books and game. He's all heat and energy. When her friend first introduced them, not much happened. So when's a random class they took forces them into a semester-long partnership, sparks fly-but not the cute kind. Petty arguments, eye rolls, and clashing egos become the norm... until suddenly, it isn't. The more they fight, the more they learn. The more they learn, the harder it gets to deny what's building between them. Neither of them saw this coming. But maybe love doesn't always skate in a straight line. 2nd book of the My Kind series

Sasha Belrose doesn't date hockey players. Not after what happened last time. As the coach's daughter, she's grown up around the rink, watching the game she loves be played by boys she can't trust. She keeps her head down, helps coach the little league, and makes sure her rules stay unbroken. Then Beckett Reid transfers in. Six-foot-something, cocky grin, golden hair, and a habit of finding her in every room. He's reckless on the ice, infuriating off of it, and obsessed with getting past her walls. When her dad forces them to co-coach the little league team, she's trapped in shared space with the one player she swore she'd avoid. And the worst part? Beckett doesn't just get under her skin - he makes her laugh, makes her feel seen, and makes her forget every reason she told herself to stay away. But Sasha knows what happens when she lets someone in. Beckett knows he's not going to stop until she does. And with every practice, every stolen glance, and every rule she's tempted to break, the ice between them gets thinner. And thinner. And thinner...

Zoila inherited her autism from her mothe-and a longing for the gentle, steady love her parents share. But loud crowds, sudden noises, and unpredictable days make the world feel overwhelming. Then she meets Ezra, a quiet, patient boy who understands her in ways no one else ever has.