She's spent her whole life skating on perfect edges. He's the hockey captain who crashes through every rule she's ever followed. Skye Donnelly came to Westbridge University with one goal: focus on figure skating and keep her heart protected. Quiet, disciplined, and guarded, she doesn't have time for distractions-especially not arrogant hockey players. Oliver Carver lives for hockey, chaos, and pushing people's buttons. As one of Westbridge's star players, he's used to everyone loving him instantly... except Skye. From the moment they meet at the rink, the two can't stop clashing. But late-night practices, forced proximity, and stolen moments off the ice slowly reveal the truth behind their sharp words. Beneath Oliver's confidence is someone terrified of failure, and beneath Skye's calm exterior is a girl carrying more pressure than anyone realizes. What starts as rivalry turns into something deeper, messier, and impossible to ignore. But when the demands of their sports, secrets from the past, and fear of getting hurt threaten to tear them apart, Skye and Oliver must decide if love is worth risking everything they've worked for. A slow-burn college sports romance full of tension, banter, heartbreak, and healing, Skating the Line is a story about finding the one person who makes you feel safe enough to fall.

Emerson Montgomery has spent three years at North Ridge University doing exactly what she's supposed to do. Keep her grades up. Stay out of drama. Ignore the whispers that she's too quiet, too serious, too much. As a journalism student, she'd rather be behind a laptop than in the spotlight. The last thing she wants is to be associated with Dylan Callahan-the cocky captain of the university hockey team who seems to have the entire campus wrapped around his finger. Dylan Callahan has everything. The captaincy. The popularity. The future professional hockey career. And until recently, the perfect girlfriend. When Brooklyn Scott suddenly ends their two-year relationship, Dylan is determined to prove he's moved on. The problem? Brooklyn doesn't seem affected at all. Desperate and frustrated, Dylan offers Emerson a deal. Fake date him for one semester. Attend a few games. Post a few pictures. Make Brooklyn jealous. That's it. But pretending to be in love turns out to be a lot harder than either of them expected. Because somewhere between crowded hockey arenas, late-night study sessions, and learning the truth about each other, Dylan starts falling for the one girl who never cared about his reputation. And Emerson starts seeing the boy behind the captain's title. The only problem? Their relationship was built on a lie. And when the truth comes out, they might lose the one thing that was never supposed to be real. In a game full of penalties, falling in love might be the biggest one of all.

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Ellen Hegarty has three rules: 1. No jocks. 2. No drama. 3. No falling for cocky guys with abs that make your GPA drop. Then she meets Josh Parker-Evergreen State College's star right wing with a wicked smirk, a mouth made for sin, and a knack for driving her absolutely insane. When she's assigned to cover the Coyotes hockey team for the school paper, Ellen thinks surviving senior year just got harder. He's ice-cold on the rink. She's fire in a hoodie. They can't stand each other. They can't keep their hands off each other. One accidental kiss. One too-hot-to-handle rivalry. And one steamy story that might just melt the ice between them. Who knew getting Pucked could feel this good?

When Evelyn and her long-term enemy, star hockey captain Atlas, are forced to work together on a university media project, sparks fly as resisting their attraction becomes a far bigger challenge than their opposing opinions. Standalone in the Wellsfield University Series ***** Evelyn Hayes has hated Atlas Griffin, the golden boy of their university hockey team, since their very first conversation three years ago. To Evelyn, he's the womanizing, arrogant epitome of rich privilege and everything she despises. So when a university-funded media project for the hockey team throws her into Atlas' orbit, she fully expects them to be at each other's throats. What she doesn't expect is for the snarky comments and daring glares to turn into sparks of undeniable attraction. With Atlas' sights set on the NHL and Evelyn desperate to keep the media lead position she's worked so hard for, neither is interested in anything complicated. Soon, a heated one-night stand leads to an enemies-with-benefits hookup pact. But is either ready to face the consequences when the lines blur and strings start to get attached?