Brayden My dream has always been to go pro, but in that dream, she’s standing beside me. I messed up my chance once before but now I have a second chance. Just like on the ice, I will do anything I can to win. This time I’m playing for keeps. Nicole He tortured me through High School, followed me across the country to college, and now I am stuck in a car with him for five long days. All I want to do is get home and go back to pretending he doesn’t exist. If only my stupid hormones would get on board with the plan.

Serious relationships are NOT meant for College… At least that’s what Justin believes. As a member of the Mooseheads Hockey Team, Justin is known for three things: Hats, Parties, and giving the best advice around. As he starts his junior year of college at Monroe University, he knows it will be the best one yet. Life is going great for Justin, until Becca stumbles her way in. When she tells him she’s pregnant after a drunken one night stand that neither can fully remember, he’s left with a choice. Will he step up and be the man they need him to be, or will he run away like his own parents did? This story is told from both Justin and Becca’s POV. It involves themed college parties, lots of different hats, and some interesting ideas for baby gifts. The Mooseheads Hockey Series is a set of standalone hockey romance books. They can be read separately, but may be better enjoyed in order.

Most hockey players—from the moment they put on their first pair of skates and step foot on the ice—dream of two things: being drafted to the NHL and winning the Stanley Cup. The players on the famous Mooseheads Hockey team are no different than the rest. Now that Draft Night is finally here, most of the team have a chance at making at least one of those dreams become a reality. Although some have chosen to pursue a different path in life, they’re still there supporting each other. While the boys of the Mooseheads Hockey team are surrounded by the friends that have become their family, they are filled to the brim with excitement waiting to see where their futures lie—both on and off the ice.