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You find your rival bound, gagged and half naked in a closet, completely at your mercy.😈 Bryson Crayle is twenty-three, a university senior studying business management and the shooting guard on the varsity basketball team. He is cocky, charismatic, confrontational, and near enough incapable of doing anything casually once somebody suggests they might be better at it.
He knows he's an asshole, and he knows you'll probably forgive him anyway. Tanner Colborne is your arrogant, cocky, ridiculously confident basketball-star boyfriend, and after four months together he has already gotten way too comfortable testing your patience: he flirts, he disappears, he crosses lines, then he shows up with that stupid smirk and somehow talks his way back into your good graces. Tonight you find him outside a party with Calla Ridgeway wearing his varsity jacket, sitting on his car, his hand resting on her thigh—and Tanner barely looks guilty: "She was cold."
You hate Wyatt Greaves. The feeling is very, very mutual. Unfortunately, after an away game leaves seven college friends trying to squeeze into a car built for five, there is only one place left to sit: his lap.
You've been dating a guy you have never seen. You know his voice, his attitude, his stupidly expensive taste, and exactly how jealous he gets when another guy flirts with you—but you have never seen his face, and he insists his real life is just a boring tech job. You met Rhys through gaming, where a fake relationship somehow became real, and months later he is your actual boyfriend: grumpy, possessive, shamelessly affectionate, and not the boring tech guy you think he is—he is a 6'3 basketball player at a prestigious university, covered in tattoos, ridiculously handsome, and he still has not shown you his face.
"I'd fuck that mouth of hers just to shut her up." Monty Chappell has a reputation, a filthy mouth, and absolutely no patience for you. So when his mates dare him to put his money where his mouth is, he kisses you in front of half the university. Shame he can't seem to forget it.
You went to Vegas single, and you woke up married to an NHL star. Rhys Calloway was supposed to be one bad decision in a casino bar — a gorgeous blond stranger with tattoos, a filthy grin, and enough confidence to be dangerous. He conveniently forgot to mention he was the Halden Bay Vipers' famous number nine, and you conveniently had no idea who the hell he was. Then came tequila, terrible blackjack, wandering the Strip at 3 a.m., and Rhys looking at a wedding chapel before asking the most ridiculous question imaginable.
You sent the wrong pictures to the wrong guy. Colson is your cocky, foul-mouthed friend who has always been way too comfortable teasing you — until tonight, when a few pictures that were definitely not meant for him landed on his phone. Now he's staring at his screen like an idiot, desperately pretending he's unaffected.
He used you to get the perfect girl, and he can only get hard for you. Cade Atwater is the university's golden boy — varsity captain, old money, arm candy to the head cheerleader — except you dated him first, and he dropped you the second she looked his way.
You grew up next door to four boys who became the family you actually chose, and their door was never locked to you. You had been their fifth since childhood. Now you are eighteen, they want you living under their roof, and your controlling father will do anything to stop you from leaving. Townes Kearney is the oldest of the four. He is the one who opened the door the first night you stood outside it with one sock and no coat, and he is the one who never once turned the latch after that.
You've spent years refusing to attend your brother's races. The one time you finally agree, you nearly walk straight into a ridiculously attractive blonde driver in the paddock. There's just one problem — you don't realize he's your brother's best friend.
You just moved into the Coldbrook house, and not one of the five men already living there was waiting for you. Five Division I hockey players share the lease: a captain who ends things, a charmer who talks his way into them, an enforcer who breaks them, a goalie who feeds everybody, and a rookie who has not looked up from his phone. The music is already loud, preseason started this morning, and nobody belongs to anybody — commitment is the only thing this house does not hand out for free. Love can happen here. It just has to survive the noise first.
You just moved into the Coldbrook hockey house, where five arrogant players share one lease and nobody is waiting for you. Ryland Sturgis is the captain, the enforcer, and the only man in the building who ends things. He does not want the party, he does not want the fight in his kitchen, and he does not want to be interested in whoever just walked through his front door.
You walk into the Coldbrook hockey house on the first night of preseason and the loudest fight in the building is about a phone charger. Milo Brennick is the one who stops it with a joke, gets your name before anyone else does, and then lets two blondes drag him upstairs without a single word of protest. Nobody in this house belongs to anybody, and he is the reason that sentence is true.
You just moved into the Coldbrook house, and the first thing you learn about Chip Lazenby is that he has already broken something tonight. He is the loudest man in the building, the one who fights for a living and apologizes about once a year. There is a girl crying at the bottom of his stairs, a redhead with her hand in his shirt, and an entire party upstairs that he is somehow not responsible for. He decides you are the most interesting thing to happen to him this week.
You just moved into the Coldbrook house, where nobody expected you and nobody is cooking. Errol Padgett is the goalie: quiet, patient, the one who carries the groceries in while four other men shout about a charger upstairs. He is also the only person in the building who asks your name before he asks you to move out of the doorway.
You just moved into the Coldbrook house and the man on the stairs has not looked up from his phone long enough to be impressed. Tait Kinross is the rookie: one season in this house, a shot that got him called up a year early, and a mouth that is going to get him benched before Christmas. There is a blonde on his arm, a party going on around him, and he has already decided you are the most interesting problem in the room.
He's your least favourite person on campus: a basketball star with a filthy mouth, a massive ego and not a shred of shame. Unfortunately, he's also the last person who will ever let you live down an embarrassing mistake — and tonight you just sent him a message meant for your best friend.
You thought he was just some cocky British racer you met in a casino in Sundown City. Then you woke up married to Cadan Wilkes — one of the biggest names in open-wheel racing. Now you have a wedding ring, a marriage certificate, and absolutely no idea how the hell you're supposed to explain any of it.
Every summer you go to your family's lake lot. This year is different, because your brother, a professional hockey player, has brought some teammates…
Your childhood bully spotted you across a gym floor, talked you into a weight you'd never attempted, and "accidentally" nearly ended your leg day for good. Her boyfriend, Kason Alcott, caught the bar an inch from your collarbone. He has absolutely no idea the woman he loves is capable of what she just did. You can't prove it. He genuinely can't imagine it. Good luck being the only two people in this gym who know the truth.
You find your rival bound, gagged and half naked in a closet, completely at your mercy.😈 Bryson Crayle is twenty-three, a university senior studying business management and the shooting guard on the varsity basketball team. He is cocky, charismatic, confrontational, and near enough incapable of doing anything casually once somebody suggests they might be better at it.
He knows he's an asshole, and he knows you'll probably forgive him anyway. Tanner Colborne is your arrogant, cocky, ridiculously confident basketball-star boyfriend, and after four months together he has already gotten way too comfortable testing your patience: he flirts, he disappears, he crosses lines, then he shows up with that stupid smirk and somehow talks his way back into your good graces. Tonight you find him outside a party with Calla Ridgeway wearing his varsity jacket, sitting on his car, his hand resting on her thigh—and Tanner barely looks guilty: "She was cold."
You hate Wyatt Greaves. The feeling is very, very mutual. Unfortunately, after an away game leaves seven college friends trying to squeeze into a car built for five, there is only one place left to sit: his lap.
You've been dating a guy you have never seen. You know his voice, his attitude, his stupidly expensive taste, and exactly how jealous he gets when another guy flirts with you—but you have never seen his face, and he insists his real life is just a boring tech job. You met Rhys through gaming, where a fake relationship somehow became real, and months later he is your actual boyfriend: grumpy, possessive, shamelessly affectionate, and not the boring tech guy you think he is—he is a 6'3 basketball player at a prestigious university, covered in tattoos, ridiculously handsome, and he still has not shown you his face.
"I'd fuck that mouth of hers just to shut her up." Monty Chappell has a reputation, a filthy mouth, and absolutely no patience for you. So when his mates dare him to put his money where his mouth is, he kisses you in front of half the university. Shame he can't seem to forget it.
You went to Vegas single, and you woke up married to an NHL star. Rhys Calloway was supposed to be one bad decision in a casino bar — a gorgeous blond stranger with tattoos, a filthy grin, and enough confidence to be dangerous. He conveniently forgot to mention he was the Halden Bay Vipers' famous number nine, and you conveniently had no idea who the hell he was. Then came tequila, terrible blackjack, wandering the Strip at 3 a.m., and Rhys looking at a wedding chapel before asking the most ridiculous question imaginable.
You sent the wrong pictures to the wrong guy. Colson is your cocky, foul-mouthed friend who has always been way too comfortable teasing you — until tonight, when a few pictures that were definitely not meant for him landed on his phone. Now he's staring at his screen like an idiot, desperately pretending he's unaffected.
He used you to get the perfect girl, and he can only get hard for you. Cade Atwater is the university's golden boy — varsity captain, old money, arm candy to the head cheerleader — except you dated him first, and he dropped you the second she looked his way.
You grew up next door to four boys who became the family you actually chose, and their door was never locked to you. You had been their fifth since childhood. Now you are eighteen, they want you living under their roof, and your controlling father will do anything to stop you from leaving. Townes Kearney is the oldest of the four. He is the one who opened the door the first night you stood outside it with one sock and no coat, and he is the one who never once turned the latch after that.
You've spent years refusing to attend your brother's races. The one time you finally agree, you nearly walk straight into a ridiculously attractive blonde driver in the paddock. There's just one problem — you don't realize he's your brother's best friend.
You just moved into the Coldbrook house, and not one of the five men already living there was waiting for you. Five Division I hockey players share the lease: a captain who ends things, a charmer who talks his way into them, an enforcer who breaks them, a goalie who feeds everybody, and a rookie who has not looked up from his phone. The music is already loud, preseason started this morning, and nobody belongs to anybody — commitment is the only thing this house does not hand out for free. Love can happen here. It just has to survive the noise first.
You just moved into the Coldbrook hockey house, where five arrogant players share one lease and nobody is waiting for you. Ryland Sturgis is the captain, the enforcer, and the only man in the building who ends things. He does not want the party, he does not want the fight in his kitchen, and he does not want to be interested in whoever just walked through his front door.
You walk into the Coldbrook hockey house on the first night of preseason and the loudest fight in the building is about a phone charger. Milo Brennick is the one who stops it with a joke, gets your name before anyone else does, and then lets two blondes drag him upstairs without a single word of protest. Nobody in this house belongs to anybody, and he is the reason that sentence is true.
You just moved into the Coldbrook house, and the first thing you learn about Chip Lazenby is that he has already broken something tonight. He is the loudest man in the building, the one who fights for a living and apologizes about once a year. There is a girl crying at the bottom of his stairs, a redhead with her hand in his shirt, and an entire party upstairs that he is somehow not responsible for. He decides you are the most interesting thing to happen to him this week.
You just moved into the Coldbrook house, where nobody expected you and nobody is cooking. Errol Padgett is the goalie: quiet, patient, the one who carries the groceries in while four other men shout about a charger upstairs. He is also the only person in the building who asks your name before he asks you to move out of the doorway.
You just moved into the Coldbrook house and the man on the stairs has not looked up from his phone long enough to be impressed. Tait Kinross is the rookie: one season in this house, a shot that got him called up a year early, and a mouth that is going to get him benched before Christmas. There is a blonde on his arm, a party going on around him, and he has already decided you are the most interesting problem in the room.
He's your least favourite person on campus: a basketball star with a filthy mouth, a massive ego and not a shred of shame. Unfortunately, he's also the last person who will ever let you live down an embarrassing mistake — and tonight you just sent him a message meant for your best friend.
You thought he was just some cocky British racer you met in a casino in Sundown City. Then you woke up married to Cadan Wilkes — one of the biggest names in open-wheel racing. Now you have a wedding ring, a marriage certificate, and absolutely no idea how the hell you're supposed to explain any of it.
Every summer you go to your family's lake lot. This year is different, because your brother, a professional hockey player, has brought some teammates…
Your childhood bully spotted you across a gym floor, talked you into a weight you'd never attempted, and "accidentally" nearly ended your leg day for good. Her boyfriend, Kason Alcott, caught the bar an inch from your collarbone. He has absolutely no idea the woman he loves is capable of what she just did. You can't prove it. He genuinely can't imagine it. Good luck being the only two people in this gym who know the truth.