Out on the Ice

On-ice rivals find some surprising heat under all their hostility in this enemies-to-lovers hockey romance If you can’t play nice, play hockey Canadian goalie Maisy Goode is wary of American Jen Donato and her dirty playing. She’s been on the receiving end of Jen’s aggressive style and doesn’t like it one bit. Now that they’re on the same women’s pro team, keeping her eyes off Jen is a struggle. Jen signed up to win it all with the Boston Ice. Her very public clashes with their hot goalie aren’t going to derail her championship plans. Jen’s a professional. But there’s just something about Maisy that gets under her skin. The media loves the tension, but the more time Maisy and Jen are forced to spend together, the more they discover what’s between them isn’t entirely hostile. At all. Banter turns into flirting, and flirting turns into more. The closer they get to the playoffs, the more pressure weighs on the team—and the couple. Maisy needs Jen’s support. Jen needs to know Maisy’s all in. And it all needs to get sorted out before the season—and their relationship—closes out. Out on the Ice Book 1: Out on the Ice Book 2: Unexpected Goals.

Two passionate hockey coaches face off in this rivals-to-lovers romance from “Out on the Ice” author Kelly Farmer Retired superstar Regan Lane is known for being outspoken. She's never been one to keep her opinions to herself. When she lands a head coaching job in the women's pro league with the Boston Ice, her brash promise to win the championship in her first-year shocks no one. Especially not Tierney McGovern, head coach of the rival New York Lady Libertys. Single mom Tierney knows what it's like to live in someone else's shadow, and she won't let Regan steal the spotlight. Besides, she knows exactly how Regan operates: when it comes to delivering on her promises, she falls pitifully short. At least she did when she ghosted Tierney after their long-ago amazing week together. As their teams face each other game after game, it doesn't take long for them to realize their hockey rivalry isn't the only thing heating up. And that maybe the real victory is in taking big chances on the ice and off.