So Pucking Over It

I had everything I had ever wanted… And it meant nothing. Because the love of my life had lost everything. My career was exactly where I’d wanted it—I was on a great team, getting lots of playing time, and I’d finally won the ultimate prize. But Bailey was hurting, and I couldn’t live knowing that. I loved her more than my life, my job, my dreams. She was my dream now. And I would do anything to save her so that she could live out hers. So Pucking Over It is the final book in Axel and Bailey’s story!.

I never expected to fall for a puckboy. I certainly never expected to fall for Axel Finnegan, star of the Rush. But the hockey player charmed his way into my life, made himself indispensable, and now I was all in for my filthy puckboy. Except…my life had other plans. My ex was back, my parents were a freaking nightmare, and Axel’s career was taking off, bringing with it a level of fans and puck bunnies that were increasingly uncomfortable for my small-town heart. But then it wasn’t just my heart that was being threatened. It was my home, my livelihood, my… Life..

Big Puck Energy I played hard and lived even harder. At least until the mayor of River’s Bend got it in her head that the hockey players carousing through her small town in Nowhere, California were unwelcome. I couldn’t care less. My priorities were pucks, puck bunnies, and pucking my way to the top. Only…I underestimated the mayor and her intentions to clean up the town, the Rush, and end my streak through the town’s female population. I underestimated that her matchmaking abilities might be on point. I underestimated that her niece might be… The woman who would lay claim to my heart. Filthy Puckboy I never expected to fall for a puckboy. I certainly never expected to fall for Axel Finnegan, star of the Rush. But the hockey player charmed his way into my life, made himself indispensable, and now I was all in for my filthy puckboy. Except…my life had other plans. My ex was back, my parents were a freaking nightmare, and Axel’s career was taking off, bringing with it a level of fans and puck bunnies that were increasingly uncomfortable for my small-town heart. But then it wasn’t just my heart that was being threatened. It was my home, my livelihood, my… Life. So Pucking Over It I had everything I had ever wanted… And it meant nothing. Because the love of my life had lost everything. My career was exactly where I’d wanted it—I was on a great team, getting lots of playing time, and I’d finally won the ultimate prize. But Bailey was hurting, and I couldn’t live knowing that. I loved her more than my life, my job, my dreams. She was my dream now. And I would do anything to save her so that she could live out hers. This collection is Bailey and Axel's complete story..

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I played hard and lived even harder. At least until the mayor of River’s Bend got it in her head that the hockey players carousing through her small town in Nowhere, California were unwelcome. I couldn’t care less. My priorities were pucks, puck bunnies, and pucking my way to the top. Only…I underestimated the mayor and her intentions to clean up the town, the Rush, and end my streak through the town’s female population. I underestimated that her matchmaking abilities might be on point. I underestimated that her niece might be… The woman who would lay claim to my heart..

She’s his best friend’s sister. He’s going to keep her anyway. Getting caught in bed with his friend’s sister wasn’t the welcome Ben had planned when joining the roster of the San Francisco Gold. Neither was the black eye he sported for several weeks afterward. Jordyn was a newly divorced, single mom of two boys, and not looking for love, but Ben wasn’t easily scared off. Not when her brother threatened dismemberment. Nor when Jordyn told him she was swearing off men and relationships forever. Because she was his forever… And he’d fight tooth and nail to keep her..

She was gorgeous…and infuriating. And he couldn’t stop thinking about her. Jeremy was used to taking care of people. His brothers, his sister, his mom. Hell, he’d been the “man” of his family for so long that the need to care of others was burned onto his soul. But Teresa didn’t want to be taken care of, and worse, she didn’t need it. Until…she did. Until she needed him. Jer knew that his chance with her wasn’t going to come more than once, so he had to be smart. She needed to fall for him. Irrevocably. Because he couldn’t end up a bad rebound..

I hated hockey players. While the Rush had cleaned up their act and were no long wreaking havoc in my town, Joel—captain and a talented forward on the team—was wreaking havoc on my life. He’d made it his mission to push my buttons on a regular basis. The man was equal parts infuriating and distracting… And gorgeous. The worst part? I hadn’t expected that I would like him. That I would want him. That I would become desperate for him to want me back..

Once upon time Shannon had been young and single and filled with hope. But then she’d gotten married and divorced and now she was single again. And older. And a mom. And barely hanging onto her house, her car, her job. Hope was a distant memory. Until Finn Stoneman knocked on her door. He was the biggest movie star in the world, the most beautiful man she’d ever laid eyes on, and…quite possibly the only man whose life might be a bigger hot mess than her own. And he wanted her… No, this couldn’t go wrong at all..

He was her mortal enemy. And…he’d decided she was his. She loved being a doctor. She didn’t love Connor Jackson. Picking. Poking. Prodding. The man had never met a button he didn’t like to push. And since Raven had never met a fight that she didn’t see through to the end, when she and Connor were together… Fireworks. Then she got hurt—really hurt—and Connor decided that she needed looking after. And that was when she discovered that maybe what she felt for Connor wasn’t hate at all..

She was everything he shouldn’t want. He was going to take her anyway. Once Lily had fit the role of an annoying little sister. But then she’d gone and grown up—become all woman and one he shouldn’t want. She was off-limits, or should be, anyway. She worked for the San Francisco Gold, worked for the same team he played for. But that wasn’t the only reason she was off-limits. Lily was the daughter of the man who had been more of a father than his own. So Will couldn’t have her, couldn’t risk taking her. Except…his body and heart weren’t listening to reason. Because Lily had become the woman he wanted more than anything else..

He left her. Now she was back…with his son in tow. Four years ago, he’d been a jerk with a wild side, a messed-up head, and a penchant for breaking hearts. But he’d been a special brand of jerk to Kim. Mostly because she was incredible. Smart, funny, beautiful. He’d seen a future with her, and that terrified him… So he’d broken things off. Cut ties, lost her number, and moved on before she could move on from him. But now she was back. Now she was back, and she wasn’t alone. His son was with her..

She was his best friend. And he was in love with her. Then she showed up at his house, her ex suddenly out of the picture, and Luc knew he finally had a shot. A real shot with Lexi. But…she was hurt—absolutely devastated—and not looking for a relationship. Even though his heart was hers. Even though he would do anything for her. Even…if that meant convincing her to give love another chance. Especially, if it meant convincing her to give love a second chance with him..

She had no time in her life for a man. Least of all a swoony hockey player who was allergic to commitment. Jules was just trying to give her kid a good life. She worked hard, kept her head down, and avoided men like the plague. Because men were a plague. There was a reason she was a single mom, scraping together an existence, and faking it for her kid. She’d been burned. Bad. It didn’t matter that Cas was successful and smart and could kiss like a dream… It didn’t matter that he wanted her. She wouldn’t put her heart on the line. Not ever again..

Rob was single. That hadn’t been the plan. But his wife was gone, had been gone long enough for him to risk dipping his toe back into the dating world. The only problem was that dating was a lot different now. He wasn’t good at apps and profiles, his banter skills were rusty, and his flirting was…not good. Then came high, high heels. Then came a sharp voice with an impressive repertoire of curse words. Then came a woman who was definitely not his wife…but who might be the possibility of something more..

She was supposed to just be another case. Another criminal. Instead, she stole her way into his heart. Lex Blackwell had never met a bad guy he couldn’t take down, and he wasn’t about to start with Francesca Lyon. Her father ran one of the largest crime rings in the world, so while Frankie might be beautiful, smart, and driven, she wasn’t a woman he could ever fall for. Still, she wasn’t supposed to know about his involvement in the case, wasn’t supposed to look at him like he’d shattered her heart when she found out. But he had. And she did. Then—somehow—his future became less about the job and more about closing the case on her heart..

There was hate. And then there was the love that hid behind it. Maddy Roberts knew all about hate—she hated what was done to her, hated the person she’d become, hated the way she’d hurt the people who loved her. But now she was doing her best to turn her life around. Lucas Clark—her brother’s close friend and one of the star hockey players on the San Francisco Gold—wasn’t like her. He had his life together… And…sometimes he looked at her like he thought she might be the key to his universe. Like he thought she could be different. With him. Like maybe he thought she could be the person for him. Forever..