I’m the face of the NHL. The golden boy with quick hands and a million dollar smile that the fans adore. My contract is up at the end of the season, and with playoffs starting, I have to be on my best behaviour. Keep my head down and respect the press when they shove their microphones beneath my nose. This isn’t my first rodeo, so it should be easy. Right? No. Not this time. One bad call and I’m the poster boy for bad decisions. I haven’t seen my childhood best friend since the day her father betrayed me and she broke my heart. Now, eight years later, she’s back. And she’s my new fake girlfriend for the next three months. Some wounds never heal, and the moment I see Braxton Heights, I know mine have not. But she’s the only shot I have at saving my reputation and securing my new deal, and while I might have lost her all those years ago, I refuse to lose hockey. I just hope I’m strong enough not to fall for her all over again in the process.

Adalyn I’ve been planning my trip across the world for years. So, imagine my surprise and utter disappointment when unforeseen circumstances leave me with no travel companion and a wallet too empty to reschedule. Far too stubborn to cancel, and left with little options, I turn to the only person who just so happens to have the entire summer free. Cooper White is my older brother’s best friend. He’s the fixer. The sweet one with all the right words. I expect him to be boring and quiet. But with each day we spend together, I’m learning that there’s more to him than meets the eye. We quickly become best friends, but one drunken night is all it takes to change everything. And now . . . now he’s my husband. Cooper Adalyn Hutton is an enigma. I never expected us to grow so close so fast, but she’s impossible to keep at a distance. Each day spent with her slowly chips at the wall I built between us until there’s nothing left of it but rubble. Considering my friendship with her brother, accidentally marrying her should be the mistake of a lifetime. But it feels like the opposite. There’s no turning back now. One glance at my ring finger and I’m reminded of the promise we made to one another, and I can’t seem to look away.

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NOW AN AMAZON TOP 50 BESTSELLER. Oliver Bateman is a jerk. It’s been a decade since I’ve seen him last, and while time has been generous with his outrageously good looks, it wasn’t kind to his attitude. He was born grumpy, so I don’t know why I expected our first meeting as adults to go any differently than our final goodbye as teenagers. The only thing worse than him not recognizing me is being stuck as his neighbour for the foreseeable future. We don’t get along in the slightest, and even my daughter’s infatuation with him can’t keep my temper from flaring when he purposefully pushes all my buttons just to get a rise out of me. Yet even as I remind myself of that, it’s obvious that I haven’t had anyone bring this type of reaction out of me in years. It feels almost as good as the first brush of his hands on my skin and breath on my lips. He brings me out of my shell and reminds me that Mom doesn’t have to be my only label. It’s difficult to create a new life for yourself when you have ties to one that you can’t shake free of. But when Oliver sets his mind to something, there’s no way of stopping him from accomplishing it. And when he decides he wants me and my daughter, I let him take his best shot. Turns out he only needed one. And now, I want him right back.

The final book in Hannah Cowan's best selling Greatest Love series! I’ve been tackled by defensive linemen twice my size and sprinted into end zones with thousands of fans screaming my name, but nothing—and I mean nothing—could’ve prepared me for Blakely. I should have known from the first time we met that she’d change everything for me. How could she not? A woman bold enough to break into my house and attempt to steal from me isn’t exactly someone you forget and move on from. So, when I’m asked, or told, to find a wife, I know it has to be her. That’s supposed to be all it is. She needs somewhere to live, and I need the headlines. But what starts as a simple arrangement quickly becomes something far more complicated. Blakely is guarded, unpredictable, and protective of those she loves. The more time I spend with her, the more I realize this isn’t about my career anymore. With just two months on the clock, can I break down her walls before she breaks my heart?