Have an extra ticket to an event? Looking for someone to join you so you don’t have to go alone? Post your details and find a match on Date Hub, the new dating app in the Bay Area for those looking for dates to events, not relationships. Amber’s family owns Kennedy Sports Group, the parent company to three local teams. She’s been burned by athletes in the past looking to use her connections to advance their careers. Tired of being used for her family’s name, she stopped dating athletes and gave up on relationships completely. She posted her extra ticket to the masquerade ball on Date Hub with a simple request—one night, no strings, NO ATHLETES!!!!! Wyatt turned to Date Hub to find a Halloween weekend fling before everyone recognized him as the new rookie for the Kennedy Caribou. He ignored the no athlete disclaimer, sent a green heart, and arranged the date. Halfway through the event, he knew Amber was everything he’d ever wanted. She was funny, smart, and kind. Hoping to turn their one night into something more, he left a note with a ticket to that night’s hockey game by her purse before heading to the arena to meet his new team. When she didn’t meet him after the game, he figured she wasn’t interested. Amber rarely attended hockey games. When she did, she sat in her family’s box. She assumed the empty seat next to her was Wyatt’s. Then the team took the ice, and he was introduced as the recently signed rookie. Once again lied to by an athlete looking to further their career, she stormed out of her seat toward her family’s box. She’d never used her family connections to ask for anything until she asked her dad, the Caribou’s General Manager, to trade Wyatt. Can Wyatt prove he didn’t know who Amber was when he contacted her? Will they get the second date they both want? Or will they leave with nothing but the memory of their one night together? Tropes: Sports romance, hockey romance, billionaire heiress, one night leads to forever Note from the author: Wicked Ways is a standalone prequel story that introduces readers to the Kennedy Sports Group.