โ Scribed by Quinn, Jillian
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
He has an ego the size of his stick...Six years after entering the NHL, my past still haunts me. But everything changes when I meet a feisty sports reporter who challenges me at every turn. I should leave her alone and spare her the drama that comes with my life outside the rink. But I can't keep my hands off her.So, we make a deal. She wants an exclusive that could expose my secrets to the world, secrets that are not just mine. When I'd agreed to the interview, I had every intention for it to end with her in my bed. But I didn't expect the quirky blonde who writes about hockey players and their big sticks to hit me the hardest.
Man-woman relationships -- Fiction
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