Chicago Thunder

BLAINEWhen my name is involved in yet another scandal, I'm told to keep my head down and my stats up.The trade deadline is looming, and I don't want to leave Chicago.But that night, I meet Alex. The guy with the bluest eyes and the kindest smile.My reputation precedes me, and he's determined to resist me, but the more time we spend together, the harder it is to deny the chemistry between us.He's someone who might make me want to change for the better.But can we survive the slap shots that come our way, or will my scandalous past hit harder than any defenseman could?ALEXBeing a lifelong Chicago Thunder fan, I know that Blaine Olsen is trouble.Because all hockey players are.He's a notorious playboy, and I refuse to be another notch on his bedpost.But when he shows me the part of himself he keeps hidden, it gets harder to resist him.I can't afford any distractions though. I'm up to my eyeballs in debt, doing everything I can to keep my head-and family business-above water.Will Blaine prove me wrong and show me a hockey player could be my Prince Charming after all?Trade Deadline is a low angst, hockey player/fan sports romance. It has team shenanigans, fast paced hockey, cheesy texting, no third-act break-up and puppies. It is book one in the Chicago Thunder series and can be read as a standalone.

ETHANFinding out my ex-fiance is the best man at my cousin's wedding is the cherry on top of my problems.I can't turn up alone, so finding a fake boyfriend is the only option.My relationship with Jacob isn't supposed to be real, but he gets me in a way nobody ever has and now I'm questioning everything.After nearly two decades in the NHL, retirement is nearing and I have no idea who I am outside of hockey.I need to focus on winning one last Cup, not falling in love. JACOBEthan Parkes became my savior when he offered me a deal that would solve all of my problems. So when he asked me to be his fake boyfriend for a wedding in England, I jumped at the chance.Besides, so what if I already have a crush on him?When we give into the chemistry between us, he tells me we only have the off season. But I'm determined to show him that he's more than just a name on a jersey, even if it could cause my heart a world of hurt. Off Season is a friends to lovers, grumpy/sunshine hockey romance. With a touch of hurt/comfort, a ten year age gap, interfering teammates and all the found family vibes. It is book two in the Chicago Thunder series and can be read as a standalone.