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"𝐑𝐄𝐕𝐄𝐑𝐈𝐄" (n.) a state of being pleasantly lost in one's day dream. °❀⋆.ೃ࿔*:･ Alexios Vasilakis prefers silence over people. Transferring to Halstead College was never meant to be anything more than a clean escape; a place to play football, keep his head down, and stay far away from anything that might crack the control he's spent years building because control is the only thing he's ever had. Back in Greece, love came with conditions, and silence was safer than speaking, safer than feeling. Then there's Sienna Hartwell, loud in all the ways he isn't. Stubbornly kind and impossible to ignore. She slips through his carefully built walls without trying, without even realizing she's doing it and somehow, she becomes the one complication he can't seem to avoid or walk away from. °❀⋆.ೃ࿔*:･ Sienna Hartwell has always believed love is worth the risk. Even after years of holding onto feelings for someone who never saw her the same way, she refuses to let disappointment harden her heart. So when the quiet, guarded Greek transfer student joins Halstead's football team, she doesn't see distance, she sees someone worth understanding and when Alex, against his better judgment, agrees to help her win over the boy she's always wanted, it should've been simple. It wasn't. Because somewhere between stolen glances, quiet moments and everything left unsaid. The lines begin to blur.

Rhyder Callahan has three rules: Win games. Protect his team. Never let anyone get too close. As the captain of Blackthorne University's hockey team, pressure comes with the territory. NHL scouts are watching. The university expects perfection and after one disastrous rivalry game, Ryder's carefully controlled world starts slipping through his fingers. Then there's Isla Monroe. A sports journalism student with a camera in one hand, caffeine in the other, and absolutely no fear of calling him out on his bullshit. When a campus rumor sparks after an unforgettable encounter, a fake relationship seems like the perfect solution. At least on paper. Because the more time they spend pretending, the harder it becomes to remember where the act ends and reality begins. But when pressure, secrets, and old wounds threaten to pull them apart, Rhyder and Isla will have to decide whether they're willing to risk their hearts for something real. Or skate away before they get hurt.

Emily is a transfer student from Meytran university where her current boyfriend attends . But at leister university her new roommate is the coach's daughter and friends with the hockey team. Emily's great appearance is something visible to the hockey team and mostly to Michael Thompson the teams captain.

(you can also read as a stand alone book) Living in a house full of basketball players was never part of Olivia Clark's plan - but neither was getting cheated on, fake dating her brother's best friend, or realizing that the boy she's known since birth might be the one person who sees her clearly. What starts as a lie turns dangerous when jealousy, late-night motorcycle rides, and one reckless round of Seven Minutes of Heaven blur every line they promised not to cross. Because seven minutes is more than enough time to fall.

Not enemies not forbidden. Bust she must protect her kid and her heart. She doesn't want him because she knows he's a player. She knows he is. She believes that all men who play basketball in college, tall, dark, and pretty while play you. She's not willing to give him a chance and potentially but her and her 2 year old child in a jeopardizing and ever worse, heart breaking situation.

Lorraine's anxiety makes even the simplest days feel like a battle. Rhys carries scars he doesn't talk about-both on and off the court. When their worlds keep colliding, neither knows if it's going to be chaos or something unexpected. This is a story about messy feelings, tough pasts, and the uneasy, sometimes painful, journey toward trust.

(you can also read as a stand alone book) Bree and Liam have always had a game of their own. He flirts, she rolls her eyes. He lays on the charm, she shuts him down. It's a dynamic they both enjoy-fun, predictable, and safe. Bree never saw Liam as anything more than a cocky basketball player, and Liam never thought twice about chasing after a girl who would never take him seriously. But one party changes everything. A simple game of spin the bottle forces them into a kiss neither of them saw coming. And suddenly, Liam isn't just playing around anymore. For the first time, he's thinking about Bree as something more than a challenge-he wants her for real. But Bree isn't so sure. Can she trust that Liam is capable of being serious? Or is he just another player looking for his next win? One kiss was never supposed to mean anything... but what if it did? started March 6 - ongoing