Catherine Cloud

After losing half a season to injury, Adrian Bradley can't afford any slip-ups. When it's announced that Jason Rosa – famous pop star and lifelong hockey fan – will be the anthem singer for Adrian's team in the upcoming season, Adrian isn't even a little bit excited. Jason Rosa is annoying, won't mind his own business and Adrian can't stand his music. Adrian's masterplan to stay as far away from Jason as humanly possible is doomed to fail from the start. Jason is constantly around and since Adrian has to be on his best behavior, he doesn't have a choice but to endure Jason's company. And as they spend more time together, Adrian might have to admit that Jason isn't as annoying as he thought he was.

Matthias Brandl always knew he wouldn’t spend his entire career with the same team. He does have two tiny problems with getting traded to Las Vegas, though. Number one: Matthias hooked up with their starting goalie Casey Wallace last summer. Number two: Casey totally hates his guts. Now that Matthias has to be Casey’s backup whether he likes it or not, they have to find a way to work together. That’s when a third tiny problem appears: The more time they spend together, the more Matthias is drawn to Casey. If Matthias wants to help his team win the Cup, he can’t get distracted – but there’s nothing as distracting as Casey.

On the worst day of his life, Ryan Harris, formerly a rising star, gets traded to the Connecticut Cardinals. On the best day of his life, Louie Hathaway, struggling hockey royalty, gets called up from the Cardinals’ farm team. When they decide to move in together for convenience’s sake, worlds collide. While Ryan tries to find his place among his new teammates, all Louie cares about is his performance on the ice. The more time they spend together, the more common ground they find – along with some inconvenient feelings.

Morgan Boyle wants two things in life: to play hockey and to be left alone. Noah Andersson is loud, outgoing and probably hasn’t stopped talking since he learned how to say words. When Morgan ends up on a team with Noah at the Olympics, they get closer than either of them expected, and even when they’ve returned home Morgan still finds himself drawn to Noah. Confused by his feelings for him, Morgan might have to figure out himself before he figures out his relationship with Noah.