Puck my luck

Faking a relationship was supposed to be easy... until it wasn't.
Lena Carter is one failed class away from losing everything-her scholarship, her future, and the carefully stitched-together life she's barely holding together. Her last shot? Convince her no-nonsense professor she's finally "stable." Enter the worst possible solution: a fake, very public relationship.
Dylan Hayes-campus hockey god, NHL-bound, and walking temptation-is definitely not part of Lena's plan. But when a run-in turns into a deal too convenient to ignore, they strike an agreement: she'll help him clean up his reckless reputation, and he'll play the perfect, devoted boyfriend.
Simple. Temporary. Totally fake.
Except nothing about Dylan feels fake.
Not the way his hand lingers on her waist a second too long.
Not the heated looks that blur the line between acting and wanting.
Not the late nights that turn into whispered confessions and almost-kisses that leave her breathless.
Because Dylan doesn't just play the part-he owns it.
And as their pretend relationship starts feeling dangerously real, Lena realizes she's risking more than just her grades. She's risking her heart... on a guy who lives for the game, thrives under pressure, and doesn't do forever.
But in hockey-and love-sometimes the biggest risk is the one you don't take.
He's playing to win. She's trying not to fall.
Too bad neither of them is following the rules.