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Griffin Callahan has never had to try. Not on the ice, not in any room, and never once with a woman. Nothing he's ever wanted has cost him anything, and it's never been a problem for him. Until now. After the game of his life, he sleeps with the one woman he shouldn't. His agent. Audrey Svensson...

He said she was his in front of the two worst possible witnesses. She had never spoken to him before that night. Cole Westbrook has been the Sidewinders' golden boy long enough to know exactly how a PR disaster unfolds. What he didn't plan for was Noelle Ashford—the woman he'd been looking for...

She humiliated him on live TV. He hasn't forgotten. When Theo Marquis lands a spot on Team Canada's Olympic roster, the last person he expects to see is Sloane Keller—the journalist who turned a post-game interview into a viral disaster. Now they're trapped in the Olympic Village for three...

There are three things nobody tells you about starting over in Boston. Rent will make you consider marrying for closet space. Cobblestones are ankle traps with historical significance. And if you move to a city to prove you're fine, the city will take your paycheck and one glove from every matching pair you own. I'm handling it. Mostly. What I am not handling is Forrest Wolfcraft. My family has been feuding with his since before either of us was born.

Eli Kovac and his daughter had everything figured out. They didn't know what they were missing. At twenty-six, Eli Kovac is the Sidewinders' most intimidating defenseman, a single dad with a punishing travel schedule and a four-year-old who runs his life completely. He's been doing it alone...

I’m broke and one bad day away from shattering. I was left holding a debt that wasn't mine and in trouble with a loan shark who doesn't accept excuses. Then Dorian Vale walked back into my life like a ghost I couldn't outrun. Cold in his silence. Calculated in his control. Devastating in ways I never saw coming. He was my brother’s best friend, once. Before the betrayal. Now he's a billionaire with a scandal he can't outrun. And a father who's given him an ultimatum: Find a wife. Or lose everything.

Huxley Hosea was at the lowest of the lows. Exhausted—both mentally and physically—he could barely put one foot in front of the other. Tired to the bone due to a never-ending war. He was desperate to find a new every day that didn’t revolve around getting shot at by kids that could barely hold a rifle steady. War had broken his soul, and the last thing he wanted to do was go home and pretend that he was just a normal citizen. But then he sees her, also at her lowest of lows, for the first time, and his soul latches on. Bernice, his salvation.

He's loved her since childhood; one fake date might finally make it real. I was 15 years old when I stood on a hill in a peach orchard with the girl of my dreams, contemplating marriage. Now I'm a hockey star, The Maverick Murphy. I have flow on the ice and on my head, but I still have trouble forming sentences when she's around.

Nemesis: the inescapable agent of one's downfall. See also: Shepherd Callahan. I can't escape Callahan. Believe me, I've tried. Ever since he opened his bike shop next door to my family's bakery, the broody man's been unavoidable. Whether he's sauntering into our store to ask pointed questions...

Sometimes it feels like every step I take leads to a mistake that is painful or embarrassing, or painful and embarrassing, and it's pretty remarkable that natural selection hasn't taken me out yet. The point is, I have a lot of experience in cleaning up my own messes. Even with all that practice, though, inheriting my dad's failing laser tag business might be a little much.

I’ll do anything to keep my son safe, even marry my stoic doctor boss. Escaping from an abusive ex and starting fresh in a small town was hard enough. Finding out my ex is trying to get custody of my baby and might actually have a shot at it is a hundred times worse. I love my son—he’s my whole world. I can’t lose him. When Dr. Declan Ryan, the quiet, gorgeous man I work for suggests we can solve the custody problem by marrying, I’m shocked. Embarrassed. And fully willing.

Vince Castro is everything I shouldn't want—my financial advisor, supposedly straight, and the son of Ohio's most powerful senator who's running for president on a "traditional family values" platform. But every meeting feels charged. Every professional handshake lasts too long. And the way he...

Joy Holiday traded small-town life for a fast-paced city career a lifetime ago. She never intended to return to the dusty mining town her estranged mother called home. But when she inherits her mom’s crumbling building, she’s forced to confront the past she thought she’d left behind. The dilapidated structure symbolizes memories Joy would rather bury, and she plans to demolish it and move on for good—so she hires the guy with the best reputation in town.

She died once. This time, she's not the victim. Ashley Richards remembers everything. The betrayal. The lies. The life that was stolen from her… and the sister who destroyed it. Reborn with nothing but her memories and a need for revenge, Ashley has spent years rebuilding herself into...

Kelly, aka Katia, and more aliases is ready to leave her job as the cyber specialist for an international clandestine group of “fixers” and return to her hometown in Orange County, California, and her first love, Brad Tennent. She’d only met him once, eight years ago; her hacking experience allowed her to follow Brad over the years and learn exactly what kind of girls he liked. Blonde, flirty, and ditzy. And that’s exactly who she will become. She needn’t have bothered with the dye job, spray tan, and dumb act.

What does it matter if I'm a bit reserved? So what if I'm a touch socially awkward? If I don't break free from my shell now, I'll be sentenced to a dull, monotonous existence, where nothing exciting ever happens to me. Maybe it's not the smartest decision to move into a house with a group of strangers I found on the internet, but can you blame me for wanting a change? And there's no better way to branch out than to throw myself into a situation that causes me intense discomfort. That's what I'm telling myself anyway…

I met him on the worst day of my life—the desperate boy with a gun and the most brilliant smile I’d ever seen. We saved each other’s lives and then walked away, because a hitchhiking criminal and one of the richest men in the world can’t possibly be made for each other. I’m a void, silenced by my power-hungry family and pushed into an arranged marriage like the obedient pawn I am. I’ve given up hoping for anything more.

Ryan Lindqvist was supposed to lead the team. Not fall for his best friend's sister. After years as one of the NHL's most dependable players, he's drafted to the Phoenix Sidewinders—an expansion team in a city that wants hockey back . . . but isn't convinced it won't get burned again. Now he's...

Returning to my small hometown after I crashed and burned in the city is bad enough. Having my lifelong rival, Wes Stryker, rub it in my face doesn't make it easier. Even worse, I'm hired to help him pull his family's distillery out of a rough patch. Oh, and I'm forced to be his roommate. That means dealing with his annoying flirting and one-upping all day, every day. He's unbearably cocky, and his dimpled smile charms everyone with a pulse—except for me.

In this authoritative but light-hearted account of beers gone by, archaeologist Tate Paulette brings the famous "land between the rivers" back to life in vivid detail. We meet not only the beers of ancient Mesopotamia, but also the people who brewed them and drank them, the places where these people lived and worked, the taverns and temples and tombs where they did their drinking, the stories they told about beer, their preferred styles of drinking, their brewing equipment and drinking paraphernalia, the gods and goddesses who governed their lives and who were also partial to a drink.