Thin Ice

Lilith Tremblay has one golden rule: never date a hockey player. As the daughter of an ex-NHL legend, she spent her childhood in the shadow of the rink-and after years of dismissing her father's dreams of building a franchise, she's back under the arena lights to help him run the team, determined to make up for lost time. She'd much rather spend her days covered in grease as an automotive mechanic, keeping her hands dirty and her heart far away from arrogant athletes.

Then Sebastian Fuchs skates into her world.

He's Munich's fiercest hockey prodigy-aggressive, impossibly talented, and the star recruit her father brought in to put the Maplewood Mounties on the map. He's also infuriatingly quiet, completely off-limits, and carrying a massive target on his back.

When an obsessed local "puck bunny" takes her delusions too far-staging a devastating PR stunt and spreading rumors that threaten to ruin Sebastian's career-the team's entire NHL bid hangs in the balance. With her sharp mind and an arsenal of evidence already stacking up, Lilith becomes the only person standing between Sebastian and total ruin. But clearing his name means working side by side to pull off the ultimate cleanup job-and saving her father's life's work in the process.

To save his career-and her father's legacy-they have to play by a whole new set of rules. But the more time they spend behind closed doors trying to protect his future, the harder it becomes to remember why they were keeping their distance in the first place.