NHL’s golden boy, Bishop Maverick, knows all too well how a haunting past can taint your future. It seems his entire life all people have done is leave. So what does a man do when he has so little? He pours everything into the only thing that he has left. Hockey. This sport has brought him a family, hope, something to work for, but what was the one thing he never expected for it to bring him? A green-eyed, wild child with a soul that brings him back home. Valor Sullivan was raised on the ice by a single father who inspired her love for hockey. With a mouth that would make a sailor blush, and fiery red hair she is a force to be reckoned with on and off the ice. There doesn’t seem to be anything hard work won’t get her. Well, everything but him. Bishop is her Endgame. The only problem? He’s eight years older and one of her father's closest friends. Fate blurs the lines of past and present to pull these two together. The only question is... Were they always meant to be? Or damned from the start? Love & Hockey is a standalone, age-gap romance. It deals with sensitive material that may be triggering to some.

Behind every heartless woman is a little girl who trusted the world with her love to have it chew her up and spit her out. No one knows that better than Aurelia Riggs. Silver tongue matched with a golden appearance. She is the notorious ice queen. To protect her heart she has a set of rules. No sleeping over. No second dates. No falling in love. Someone should have really warned Nico of them, but honestly, would he have listened? Nico ‘Southie’ Jett is the best forward in the league. Leading in points, shredding the ice, his control is unmatched. After an earth-shattering loss, and one slip up hits the press, his spot on the Fury is in danger. Nico needs someone to fix his image and quick, who else better than Chicago’s most exceptional PR agent? The only problem is she avoids him like the plague. Nico is determined to get underneath her skin in all the right ways. He has Aurelia Riggs all to himself. She can’t run from him anymore. The game is on, and he’s ready to melt Aurelia’s Ice Heart.

Razor sharp between the pipes, mysterious off the ice, Malakai Petrov is the Chicago Fury’s notorious goalie. The 6’5 Russian giant is hiding an entire world behind the bars of his mask. He thinks his secrets are buried deep enough so that no one can ever crack the ice guarding his stone heart. Until he meets a certain teammate's sister who’s got a knack for sticking her nose in places it doesn’t belong. Charlotte Greene met the man behind the mask years before anyone knew his name. The punk chick with calloused fingers from the strings of her violin never could shake the memory of him. When unexpected circumstances put them back in each other’s life, she’s set her sights on turning Malakai’s life upside down. Stealing his dog, leaving her panties on his stairs, batting her silver-eyes, forcing him to question everything he ever knew. These two are skating on thin ice and it won’t be long until it shatters. Shattered Ice is a standalone novel in the Fury Series and deals with sensitive subjects some may find triggering.

Emerson Greene Being the life of the party had always been easy until one fatal night five years ago sent him into a spiral of self-destruction. A night that cost him, not only his best friend, but also the only woman he's ever loved. The bad boy of the NHL is trying to outskate the ghosts of his past. Searching for redemption by clinging to his sobriety and fighting for his spot on the Fury. He never expected that same, brown-eyed girl to walk back into his life with secrets of her own. Sofia Morgan She was not the kind of girl tragic things happened to. She had plans. She had goals. She had dreams. But that was before everything changed. Now, she is navigating through the card's life dealt to her. Raised by strong Hispanic women she has no choice, but to suck it up and brave whatever storm comes next. Except Emerson Greene is not a storm. He is a crash course in trouble. Could life be giving him a second chance at his happily ever after? Or is their past too much for their future to handle?