Perfect Mistakes

Perfect Mistakes

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Amber is a perfect figure skater; with her long, wavy, golden-brown hair, and her warm, hazel eyes, and her slim and flexible body, perfect for figure skating. Thomas is a fast and hot hockey player; with his wavy blond hair, blue eyes, his strong jawline, and a sprinkle of freckles spread across his nose and cheeks. Amber and Thomas notice each-other, and one of them needs to take the first step. Amber is terrified, but she takes the first step. And that was her perfect mistake. A/N: Hey everyone! I hope you enjoy this story and thank you for reading! ~Mitzi
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Althea Beckett was perfect. She had the perfect life, the picture perfect family, and the perfect boyfriend. When someone that perfect, who has everything, suddenly abandons their old life, questions are asked and secrets revealed. After leaving her perfect life in New York for a simpler life in the small college town of Westbrooke, West Virginia, Althea finds herself head over heels but toe to toe with the charming, sarcastic co-captain of the Maybanks Serpents. Torn between wanting a life of freedom and the overwhelming desire to please her parents, Althea begins to question not only those around her, but herself. Can she truly have it all or will she lose everything? Ever since Jonesy Claypoole was old enough to hold a hockey stick, getting into the PWHL was one of the only goals she's ever had. When a dare with a pretty figure skater quickly turns south, Jonesy finds herself battling with her feelings for the bossy little spitfire. After losing the championship game last year to Maybanks' oldest rival, the hockey captain is determined to put her team back on the map and bring home the gold. Can she focus on both things at once or will she have one and lose the other?

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