Catch Me on the Rink || P.JS

Park Jongseong had everything.

Captain of Seoul Blizzard. Professional ice hockey player. Living the dream he'd chased since he was a child.

Until one hit took it all away.

Forced into retirement at twenty-eight, Jay struggles to accept a life without hockey. With nothing but silence waiting for him at home, he keeps returning to the one place he can't seem to let go of, his best friend's family ice rink.

What begins as a reluctant favor to coach a group of kindergarteners slowly becomes something more. Between scraped knees, tiny victories, found family, and a quiet girl named Arin who carries wounds of her own, Jay starts to realize that maybe the end of one dream doesn't mean the end of his story.

Maybe some people aren't meant to be caught by the spotlight.

Maybe they're meant to catch someone else instead.

A slow-burn sports romance about healing, second chances, found family, and discovering that home isn't a place. It's the people who choose to stay.

[A spin-off of "Off the Ice"]

**You don't need to read the previous book first. This story follows a completely different couple, takes place later in the timeline, and can be enjoyed as a standalone.