A transfer student with social anxietyA campus hockey legend with hidden insecuritiesA team app called “Send Me Love”And one spicy pre-game ritualBlurb to come.TROPESHockey romanceDual stalking Boy obsessedTension + slow burnSpice lessonsSend Me Love is a steamy college hockey romance. While not a dark romance, it contains themes like abandonment, anxiety, and fear of loss.It’s a complete standalone with no cliffhangers and an HEA. The first book in the Campus Heat series following the athletes of Northwind University, Montana and the girls who fall for them.Expect all your favorite tropes, and ones you never imagined were.

He has a problem, and she’s the solution. Ash I have a problem. I was one of the best centers in the NHL until I started letting opponents get in my head. I can't handle guys chirping at me during the game, and my old team dropped me. I was picked up by a new NHL team, the Hartford Hydra, and given a second chance…that I’m blowing. The Hydra’s owner gave me an ultimatum: work with an expert on trash talk and fix my issue or be cut loose. Easy choice. I’ll work with the expert. But Dr. Gray Mackey turns out to be more than I bargained for, and she’s a distraction I don’t need if I want to get my career back on track. Gray I have a problem. I should be focusing on my students and getting tenure at my university, but the Hartford Hydra’s owner just offered me and my department a jaw-dropping amount of money to fix his star player’s trash talk issue. Unfortunately, Ash Gunnarsson is a walking wet dream, and I’m in the middle of a year-long dry spell after a tough breakup. Still, this isn’t an opportunity I can turn down. Working with Ash becomes infinitely harder when we’re forced to pretend we’re dating to save both our careers. His touches may be for show, but they feel all too real, and soon my body (and my heart) can’t separate fact from fiction.

He has a problem, and she’s the solution. Ash I have a problem. I was one of the best centers in the NHL until I started letting opponents get in my head. I can't handle guys chirping at me during the game, and my old team dropped me. I was picked up by a new NHL team, the Hartford Hydra, and given a second chance…that I’m blowing. The Hydra’s owner gave me an ultimatum: work with an expert on trash talk and fix my issue or be cut loose. Easy choice. I’ll work with the expert. But Dr. Gray Mackey turns out to be more than I bargained for, and she’s a distraction I don’t need if I want to get my career back on track. Gray I have a problem. I should be focusing on my students and getting tenure at my university, but the Hartford Hydra’s owner just offered me and my department a jaw-dropping amount of money to fix his star player’s trash talk issue. Unfortunately, Ash Gunnarsson is a walking wet dream, and I’m in the middle of a year-long dry spell after a tough breakup. Still, this isn’t an opportunity I can turn down. Working with Ash becomes infinitely harder when we’re forced to pretend we’re dating to save both our careers. His touches may be for show, but they feel all too real, and soon my body (and my heart) can’t separate fact from fiction.

The Vale Syndicate runs Las Vegas. I know. I helped build it. Behind the neon lights and luxury casinos is a kingdom built on secrets, violence, and loyalty written in blood. Power like that changes a man, it turns him ruthless. It turns him into someone who takes what he wants and doesn’t apologize for it. Then I met Eden Thorne. She’s beautiful…married…and completely off-limits. She’s everything a man like me should stay away from. The problem? Men who build criminal empires don’t walk away from the things they want. And once I decided Eden belonged to me… There was no world where I was giving her back. Not even to her husband. *Note: Jagger Thatcher is a morally grey antihero who is obsessed with his girl and will do anything to keep her. Don't Say Mafia is a mafia romance standalone from USA Today and International Bestselling Author C.R. Jane.

A sexy opposites attract standalone novel from USA Today bestselling author Rebecca Jenshak. I have a type. I love the good guy. Responsible and stable. Safe. So when a beer-drinking, quick-witted, tattooed hockey player asks me to tutor him, I'm suddenly thrust into the world of bad boys and bad decisions. Jordan is a renowned player on campus. He doesn’t take anything seriously, except hockey and partying. But he gives me butterflies. I’m a wallflower tutoring Valley University’s hottest player.