He's my brother's best friend, the stern hockey captain. The boy who broke my heart.Five years ago, Denali and I fell into that stupid teenage love that gives romance a bad taste. The end. Good riddance. I thought that was the last I'd ever seen of him.Until my brother introduces me to his new hockey captain. Denali.Uptight, intimidating, with muscles for the puck bunnies to fawn over, Denali has a career carved towards the NHL. Everybody knows him as a man to push away distractions and scoff at relationships.But when we're reintroduced, everything changes.He cooks me breakfast, writes me love letters, and listens to me in a way I've never experienced before, especially our first time around. From his interviews at hockey games to his team placing bets on our relationship, he's staked a clear claim on me.Denali's determined to prove he's not the boy from five years ago.And maybe, just maybe, I'll let him prove me wrong.[Take the Risk is a slowburn second chance college hockey romance with so much tension, angst, and a found family like no other! There are heavier topics explored in this novel. For a list of CWs please go to the author's site!]

Three things to check off this summer. Make sure the hockey team doesn't kill each other. Fire their head coach. And DON'T sleep with your roommate. Your ex's stepbrother. [Full blurb coming soon...]

A new “angsty, sexy, emotional” (Farrah Rochon, New York Times bestselling author) lyrical romance by Peyton Corinne that follows a college couple through first love, heartbreak, and the struggle to come together again. Paloma Blake is, at best, antagonistic. But beneath the hairspray, attitude, and promiscuity is a scared girl whose trauma runs deep. Still, the walls she’s built are strong, ensuring everyone only sees Paloma’s sexy façade. Everyone except for Bennett. Bennett Reiner, the carefully controlled, neurodivergent goalie, has his routines and sticks to them, which helps him keep a hold on his OCD compulsions and the crippling anxiety that comes with them. The quiet and meticulous Bennett sees everything, especially the girl beneath Paloma’s ever-present masks. And he always has. Unbeknownst to their friends, Bennett and Paloma were each other’s first real love, which ended in crippling heartbreak. Bennett still doesn’t know what happened, and Paloma is determined to stay away from the comfort she used to find only in his arms. For years, Bennett has remained her protective shadow, coming to Paloma’s rescue whenever she asked, keeping her as close and safe as she’ll let him. But, like a tumultuous sea to a constant shore, Bennett and Paloma find each other once more. Alternating between scenes from their past and present, Unbound contrasts the tentative tension and passionate beginnings of first love with the devastating loneliness and deep yearning of having that love ripped away from you without truly knowing why. As Bennett discovers the truth about Paloma’s past, the threads to his careful control start to come unbound, and both begin to realize that letting go of everything else might be worth it, if it means they both get the real love they once shared again.