Queen of the Ice
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Last published Tue, Jul 3, 2018
Bridget Callaghan's life has revolved around hockey for as long as she can remember. Her dad played hockey in college and now so do her two older brothers. Bridget used to play hockey, but quit when she was 14 to try figure skating. Now, in her senior year of high school, her old hockey crush, who was also her twin brother's best friend, has returned and they decide to enlist her in helping them win states for hockey this year. Bridget agrees. She still loves hockey and this won't be much different right? Even with her old feelings towards a certain brown-eyed hockey player creeping back?
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