Lucas White is captain of the hockey team, and well deserving of the position. He’s hard-hitting, rough and puts up with very little. He’s kept to himself throughout his years at Providence University, but it’s time to train the next man up in line for his position. His second on the Hockey team has a twin sister that catches everyone’s eye and leaves most of the guys acting like idiots, but Lucas isn’t interested. Girls are too needy, too catty and a pain in butt. Plain and simple. Aubrey Moore’s had her eye on the captain of the hockey team for the last few years since her brother, Jayce joined the team. He’s known for being a complete jerk, but Aubrey’s had the pleasure of seeing around the edges of his personality and wants to know him more. Now she just has to figure out how to help him breakaway from being so jaded and join her in the best adventure anyone could embark on -love. 18+ Explicit sexual content, possible foul language and violence. \\HEA - these novels are all within the Pro-U series, but are about different couples at the university and should stand-alone.

I’ve been called many things, but “unlucky” isn’t one of them. Being the President of the largest fraternity on campus makes that part easy. Like me. And I wear that badge proudly. Might as well own yourself, right? But like most guys, I have two sides to me. One I project, and one I reject. As much as I’d like not to be the guy who’s trying to help his family’s on-campus restaurant survive, I care too much about my father to throw in the towel. And I’m at my wits’ end with trying to balance everything, including being the best soccer player on the field, until she shows up. The best part? She’s not having any of my crap. Not a drop of my masculine, rock-your-world moves or anything else I’m trying to pull out. Lucky for me, she’s not getting away that easily. She’s working for my dad now. And where I wasn’t at all interested in putting in my time, now I’m all for it. I’ve got my work cut out for me with this goodie-two-shoes. She doesn’t know what she’s missing. Or maybe she does? Everyone knows me well. Whether on the field or the campus grounds, I’m always looking for one thing. Looking to score. \\The Providence University series is a stand-alone new adult series with a HEA for every book. This book was originally published as Offside in 2016.\\

Being the nice guy leaves me open to being a rebound romance. Which I’m not interested in. I’ve got better things to do. Like taking my spot on the NBA draft picks. It’s all that matters to me. Love has never been on the radar. I’m too focused for all that fluff. Then life slows me down. Way down. An injury at the end of the spring semester has me working my way back to full health all summer long. And wouldn’t you know it? I’m paired up with the most beautiful and aggravating girl on the women’s basketball team. She ain’t got a chip on her shoulder. She’s got a family-sized bag. Her body was built for ballet shoes and tights. All of which I’d give up my dreams to see her in. But she’s focused on one thing—not being anything like her mom. The mother that is head of the dance program at our university. I might need my body to heal, but this pretty woman needs her heart mended. She’s got some deep wounds from the past that she’s not willing to release just yet. Where I didn’t think I’d ever say such words, I’m up for the job. This one is mine. I’m going all in. \\The Providence University series is a stand-alone new adult series with an HEA for every book. This book was originally published as Rebound in 2016.\\

This woman has been driving me crazy for far too long. The way she looks, smells, laughs is killing me. I fell in love with my sister’s best friend. To top it all off, she’s brilliant. And I’m failing Chemistry. Of course, when I get her help, she’s laidback about it. Charming and helpful as always, like she doesn’t know how much I want her. I’ve got to play it cool and let her see a different side of me. Melt the ice-man I’ve been just to keep myself in check. She’s the woman I want in my life forever. Now to convince her of it… \\The Providence University series is a stand-alone new adult series with an HEA for every book. This book was originally published as Homerun in 2016.\\

Water, waves, and women. That’s my focus for my time at Pro-U. As it should be for a guy who looks like me. Unfortunately, I failed English the semester before and now I’m scrambling to keep my spot on the swim team and on the campus. The last place I expected to find help was from a hot goodie-goodie on the girls’ team. I mean, good girls are good for Sunday mornings and taking home to Mom, but it’s the bad girls that keep the sheets warm. I’m hoping to stay right on the surface with this pretty girl, and before I know it, she’s diving her way down into my heart. Taking up my thoughts and filling my head with the crazy notion of wanting to heal her wounds and make up for the jacked-up past she’s lived through. Love isn’t for me. It’s too messy. Too complicated. I like still, smooth waters, but this girl ain’t having it. She’s living up my life with her smile and soft touch. She’s doing what the bad girls do but I somehow failed to notice it until I started to drown in wanting Always making waves. HEA guaranteed. No cheating, but there are several sensitive topics covered, including rape (Clara’s past) as well as an eating disorder.

My bad reputation is legendary. It’s unfortunate, but it’s something that’s always plagued me. It’s commitment issues. Or maybe it’s that I haven’t found a woman that’s willing to put in the effort to settle me down. Either way, it’s getting old. I’m ready for the right girl in my life, on my arm, in my bed. And I just found her. A little hottie on the female rugby team. As team captain of the guys, I know when someone has the right moves on the field. This girl is it. I’ve got a slim shot with her thanks to all of the rumors flying above my head. Some true, some not so much. If everyone would back up a step and give a guy a chance, this love affair might go from electric to overloading the system. Unfortunately, I’ve spent a lot of years playing the game.