Dangerous is moving the new trade in when you have secrets to hide Trevor Cane’s built a name for himself in the NHL. At 5’4” he’s one of the shortest players to ever play professional hockey. He also has a secret. A secret that he’s kept from everyone. But a surprise phone call from a friend leaves Trevor risking it all. Brax Cernak first met Trevor ten years ago when his dad moved the new NHLer into their house. While Trevor barely noticed Brax, Brax noticed him. Now in the NHL, Brax still harbors that crush and a trade to Nashville and a “helpful” call to Trevor finds them living together. When Brax discovers Trevor’s secret, he makes it his mission to become the Daddy his little bear has always needed. Will tension between them and the risks to their careers prevent Trevor from seeing Brax is everything he’s always wanted?

Insanity is falling for your best friend, especially when you’re straight. Igor is ready to retire his goalie pads and move on to coaching, but first he needs to get through hip surgery. Waking up, he's shocked to find his best friend sitting in the room. Yuri should be in Russia visiting family, not insisting on helping Igor with his recovery. Yuri is known for his patience in net. Calculated and calm, he’s everything Igor is not, and exactly what Igor needs after surgery. Leaving Igor to recover alone was never an option, and his insistence on pushing limits only proves Yuri was right. The more time they spend together, the more the lines of friendship get blurred. Igor might not be as straight as he’s always thought. Except Yuri doesn’t need a boyfriend, he’s looking for a submissive. Not just any will do. He wants one who pushes boundaries and Yuri's patience. Just because Igor can drive him insane doesn’t mean he’s the brat Yuri’s been looking for… or maybe it does.

Foolish is judging a book by its cover… or a hockey coach by his suit As assistant coach of the Nashville Grizzlies, Imil Bouchard has everything he needs, except maybe a Daddy. On the wrong side of forty and not looking for a traditional Dom, he knows there’s no point wishing for what he can’t have. And of course, he’s drawn to the extra-anxious director who exudes the need for a Daddy not a boy. Blaise Emory found his calling in Nashville as the director of hockey. He’s good at his job, but people and locker rooms make him nervous. Most work days are spent battling his nerves, except when he’s around the very take-charge assistant coach. Imil would be the perfect Daddy, if only Blaise needed a Dom. Anxiety keeps Blaise from downloading a dating app, so finding a boy isn’t likely. When an early morning discovery turns into the opening he’s been looking for, Blaise must prove to both of them that he’s the Daddy Imil never dared to dream about. This 90k word MM romance includes overprotective best friends, crazy family, a beloved stuffed giraffe, and a guaranteed HEA. New and familiar characters add an extra layer of friendly chaos and humor to Blaise and Imil’s journey. Assisted is the third book in the Nashville Grizzlies series and while it can be read as a stand alone, it will be best enjoyed in order.

Courage is following your heart when your brain says run “Boarding, two minutes.” Collin Harringford has delivered the penalty countless times as an enforcer with the Nashville Grizzlies. When life delivers the boarding, he’s forced home to sort out his grandpa’s estate. With his sister deployed, he’s left navigating the death of the only parent he’s ever known with the one man who’s driven him insane his entire life. Jett Moore has a propensity for disorganization and forgetfulness. It’s no surprise Collin, who relies on schedules and organization, can barely tolerate him. Not that it matters. What would Collin see in an average guy with a keg instead of a six-pack and nothing resembling career ambitions, anyway? Collin quickly learns there’s more to Jett than chaos. He’s the excitement and unpredictability that’s been missing from Collin’s life. With his return to the NHL looming over them, the two are at a crossroads and Jett’s insecurities threaten to force them in different directions.