Finding a mate was never part of the plan, but fate had other ideas. After walking away from a professional hockey career five years ago, Dez never imagined playing in the NHL again. The world thought that his retirement was due to a personal tragedy—-but in reality, it was because hiding true werewolf nature was becoming more and more difficult. But then he gets an offer he can’t resist, to play hockey with a team of shifters, in a world that has no clue that werewolves and vampires exist. Scarlet loves working with the Minneapolis Wild, even if the team can be difficult at times. When high school crush Dez joins the team she can’t fight the attraction to him, even though she knows getting together with a hockey player will be career suicide. Dez fights the mating bond that draws him to Scarlet. He doesn’t want to turn her into a monster like him. Settle in to see how Dez and Scarlet find their happily ever after, on and off the ice. If you love werewolves and hockey romances, this is the book for you. \\\* Be warned this is a slow burn fated mates romance, and the steaminess factor will increase through the course of the series! ♥ \\\* Taking A Chance takes place in the Loving the Sound series which is a true hockey romance series but it's not necessary to read the other series first to enjoy this one.

Kirby wanted a true love mate but that was off the table... until he met the girl he was supposed to marry. Kirby loves a few things in his life: friends, family, his pack and hockey. He focused his attention on not causing trouble for the pack and scoring a ton of goals for the Minneapolis Wild. He would do anything for the pack including marrying a girl for the stability of the pack even if that meant he had to give up his desire for a true love match. Then all of a sudden his betrothed showed up and he finds out that he doesn’t have to marry her since he didn’t have political aspirations. He seemed to be off the hook, except for one thing: he had to let her be his roommate when she moved to America to attend University. Her early arrival to America was twofold. To pursue her education and more importantly for the Scottish pack, to choose who she'd marry. She was no longer betrothed to Kirby Blades, but she was still expected to marry one of the strongest members of their pack. Between hanging out with Kirby and trying to date other pack members, she realized one thing. She wanted Kirby. If only he wasn't so submissive off the ice, she could pursue a relationship with him. When Kirby finally makes his move will it pay off or is it too late? If you love werewolves and hockey romances, this is the book for you. \\\* Making A Move takes place in the Loving the Sound series (a contemporary hockey romance series) timeline but it's not necessary to read the other series first to enjoy this one.

Heartbroken, grief-stricken, and lost after the death of his girlfriend, Philippe threw himself into his career and focused on being the best on the ice. Shanna wasn't his true mate, he wasn’t sure he'd ever find his mate, but he'd love to have someone to share the full moon with after years of doing it solo. He doesn't share much of himself or his animal side with anyone. In the past five years, he's only been able to open up to one person so he figured it might be nice to share everything with Kelsey. That included what he really was, all she had to do was say yes. When she did, that's when he was in for the biggest surprise of all, he found his mate. Kelsey thought hooking up with the moody professional player wouldn't lead to anything other more than casual dating. When he bit her, she was in for the biggest surprise of her life. Now she has to figure out how to control herself so she can keep all of Philippe's secrets and the fact that most of the lore she grew up with wasn’t that fictional. Watch as these two go from something casual to something so much more. If you love shifters and hockey romances, this is the book for you. \\\* Making A Move takes place in the Loving the Sound series (a contemporary hockey romance series) timeline but it's not necessary to read the other series first to enjoy this one.