San Antonio Surge

I hate hockey. I hate hockey players even more. That’s why my bestie signed me up to win a date with one. As a funny prank. But it stops being funny when I win. Now I have a date with Grayson Steele, the famed Steel Wall, captain of the San Antonio Surge. Don’t get excited. I just want to get this over with and move on with my life. He’s cocky, arrogant, and thinks I should be lucky to go out with him. But he’s also tall, broad-shouldered, and shredded with muscle. The more time we spend together, the less we hate each other. And soon our feelings ramp up to something a lot more intense.

Cass McAvoy lives in the rink’s shadow, hiding a secret no one in the San Antonio Surge locker room can know: she’s the coach’s daughter. Focused on a career in mechanics, romance isn’t part of her game plan… especially not with the team’s hottest rising star.

When new hire, Holly Griswold, is assigned to manage the Surge’s surliest player, she knows exactly what she’s walking into… a bad attitude in goalie pads. What she doesn’t expect is the man beneath the mask: funny, guarded, and annoyingly irresistible. But Holly’s nothing if not the consummate professional. Keeping her distance should be easy. Right? After seven years stuck as a backup goalie, Hunter Callahan finally has his shot at glory.

Keeping him match-fit wasn’t supposed to feel this personal. Reese Hopper has worked too hard to torch her career over one ‘ironman’ defender with a shoulder he refuses to rest. No matter how disarming his French accent may be. As physio for The Surge, her job is simple: diagnose, treat, report. But when Theo asks her to help hide his injury, she finds herself agreeing. One controlled adjustment at a time. One lie layered over the last. One knowing smile at a time. Soon the lines blur faster than the puck on a sudden breakaway. Theo Bouchard is known for taking the hits and never showing it.

Everything can change in the space between holding on and letting go. Nicole Gordon has spent her life in the stands, cheering on the San Antonio Surge, analyzing every move, every play, every man she’ll never get close enough to touch. Then comes Landon Cross, the rookie phenom who knows better than anyone how brilliant he is, and suddenly, she’s no longer on the sidelines. Landon has everything: skill, fame, the Stanley Cup in his sights, and the arrogant attitude to back it all up. He doesn’t just play the game; he controls it.