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Last published Thu, Jan 31, 2019
When grace and her four overly sweaty overly protective brothers temporarily move over to America due to a hockey tournament. Grace tells herself not to get attached as she's had her fair share of hurt in the past but she doesn't expect to make friends so fast.
Nate is known as the school heartthrob hot intimidating and intriguing he knows he can get any girl. But only one catches his eye.
When Nate and his friends save the new girl from a near death experience they all instantly get along. Grace and Nate bond over there love for skating, training, and Disney movies but do graces four brothers agree? And what will coach say when he finds out about the distraction? How will they cope when grace has to move back to England?
Read on as secrets are revealed, truths are told and the infamous annual tournament begins. There can only be one winner but in the end everybody wins.
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