Media darling Hunter Michaelson left home, and his best friend, six years ago and never looked back. He's super comfortable on the ice and in front of the cameras, but his private life is a disaster. He's tired of living a lie and even he feels bad for the women he dates because, as hard as he tries, he feels nothing. Zach Bloom let himself fall in love, once, with his high school bestie, who ghosted him and broke his heart. He's spent the years since focused on his studies, traveling as much as possible, and living happily out and proud. He's focused on his future and not repeating old mistakes. When a chance encounter brings Zack and Hunter face-to-face, their old attraction instantly sparks. They're totally different men now, yet so deliciously familiar. Hunter knows he screwed up in the past and he's willing to do whatever it takes to earn Zach's trust back. But Zach's days of blindly believing Hunter are long gone—-been there, done that, got the scars to prove it. Can Hunter prove he's worth trusting and earn back the love he foolishly threw away? Or will Zach choose to leave him in the past? Not Over You is a 45,000 word MM romance featuring hockey players, a dedicated student, meddling friends, a long-overdue apology, and a second chance at love. It takes place in the same world as all of Sam’s novels but can be read as a standalone.
Author
Samantha Wayland has three great loves in life; her family, writing books, and hockey. She is often found apologizing to the first for how much time and attention is taken up by the latter two, but they forgive her because they are awesome and she clearly doesn’t deserve them. Sam lives with her family—of both the two and four-legged variety—outside of Boston. She is a wicked passionate New Englander (born and raised) who has been known to wax rhapsodic about the Maine Coast, the mountains of New Hampshire and Vermont, and the sensible way in which her local brethren don’t see a need for directional signals (blinkahs!). Her favorite things include mango martinis, tiny Chihuahuas with big attitude problems, and the Oxford comma.
