Cross Checked (Hockey Romance)

Cross Checked (Hockey Romance)

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Fiction
Romance
Enemies to Lovers
College and University
Slow Burn
(This is the second book in de Frostwood University series, you can read the books as a stand alone. But i recommend to read the first one as well, to understand some situations and details better!) At Frostwood University, the ice is cold, the rivalries are heated, and the hockey players are impossible to ignore. Sophie Amari Nakamura is the fierce captain of the women's hockey team - disciplined, ambitious, and determined to prove her immigrant parents wrong about her "hockey phase." With a psychology degree on the line and draft dreams in her sights, she has no time for distractions. Especially not the loud, charming, infuriating captain of the men's team. Kenneth "Kenny" Kensington is Frostwood's golden boy - charismatic playboy, second-round NHL draft pick, and the one person who can get under Sophie's skin like no one else. He lives for the game, the parties, and the endless rotation of girls who never stay the night. But Sophie's sharp tongue and icy glares have him questioning everything. When forced proximity and years of simmering hatred turn into something dangerously electric, Sophie and Kenny find themselves in a game neither of them can afford to lose. She's terrified of letting anyone close. He's never had to fight for anything real. On the ice they're enemies. Off the ice? They might just be unstoppable. Full of sharp banter, steamy tension, and the chaotic charm of college hockey life, Cross Checked is a fiery enemies-to-lovers romance about two captains who hate each other almost as much as they want each other.
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Frostwood University Series

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She's a sophomore at Columbia University-sharp, ambitious, and unforgettable. After years of loneliness and bullying growing up, she arrived on campus determined to reinvent herself. Now, she's thriving: top of her classes, surrounded by real friends, and chasing her dream of becoming a best-selling author. Her warm, magnetic presence draws people in, but beneath her confidence lingers the pain of her past. Then there's him-the boy she's clashed with since her first week. Quick-witted, infuriating, and impossible to ignore, every encounter between them sparks tension, teasing, and undeniable chemistry. Their rivalry is a constant game of snark and stolen glances, but beneath all the banter, something deeper simmers-something neither of them is ready to admit. Because sometimes, the line between enemies and something more is thinner than it seems. ღ He's the campus bad boy-the hockey captain with a smirk that melts ice and a reputation for chaos and charm. Raised on New York's Upper East Side, he grew up surrounded by wealth, but beneath the polished surface, his childhood was marked by divorce, loneliness, and broken family ties. College at Columbia offered him a fresh start, and he quickly made himself a king on campus-top of his class, star athlete, life of every party. But everything changed when he met her. From their first encounter, she challenged him like no one else ever had. Their banter was electric, their tension undeniable. What started as teasing and rivalry slowly twisted into something deeper-something real. Because beneath the smirks and sarcasm, she saw the pieces of him no one else bothered to look for. And that scared him more than he cared to admit.

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