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There are only a few rules I live enjoy life, smile as often as possible, and don’t ever let a woman come between friends. Oh and hockey is life. For the past forty years I’ve done an excellent job at every single one of them. Until Millie Hall. To be fair, I had no idea who she was that first night. Can’t say the same about the second. Finding out that the mystery girl who turned my world upside down was the twin sister of my star left winger and my best friend’s twenty\-two year old daughter is less than ideal. Hiding our relationship from not only her father but my brothers, nearly impossible. But my best friend makes it incredibly difficult to walk away from his daughter when he keeps thrusting her in my direction. As a single dad, I have a whole set of new rules, but one thing remains, falling for Millie Hall would be a major puck up. Author’s A Major Puck Up is an angsty forbidden love between fan favorite Gavin Langfield\-Coach of the Boston Bolts and Millie Hall, his best friend's daughter. With text banter from the Langfield brothers, one mysterious baby on a door step, a singing Boston Bolts hockey team, hot tub shenanigans and quite a few ducks.

She's a rule follower. He's a man who could ruin her reputation.Lila Callaghan has two big problems. She’s been caught in an act of revenge she isn’t proud of, and the man she’s been avoiding for two years is the one who saw everything. Reed Abner is more than a hotshot professor at Lila’s university. He’s a family friend, and Lila is only too happy to pretend he never saw her slash her cheating ex\-boyfriend’s tire. Before this colossal lapse in judgment, Lila didn’t want to be associated with Reed at all, in fact, at the risk of other students and faculty thinking the popular professor was playing favorites. Avoiding Reed is easy enough…until it isn’t. When Lila is suddenly desperate for an internship, he offers her a dream opportunity at the youth center he coordinates. This close to finishing her Master’s degree, she’d be foolish to turn it down. The only issue? Reed’s her supervisor. Working in such close proximity to each other poses an even bigger problem. Reed proves to be an excellent mentor, but he’s awakened feelings in Lila she shouldn’t have. Reed is her superior. He’s twelve years her senior. And as the burning desire between them grows, Lila wonders if falling for him will be her worst mistake yet.