Opening your find
Opening your find
She spent five years rebuilding her life around one rule: never him again. Sports psychologist Nora Ellison has finally clawed her way to a career of her own — until the franchise that offers to save her practice hands her its most damaged client. Weston Hale. The goaltender she loved at seventeen.
The man she caught with someone else the week he made the NHL. The reason she learned to need no one at all. Now he's falling apart in the crease, and she's the only one who can put him back together. The rules are simple: it's a job, it's temporary, and in the spring they go back to being strangers.
But the closer Nora gets, the more the story she's carried for five years starts to crack — and a single offhand thing West says makes her wonder whether she ever knew the truth about the night that ended them at all. Someone lied. Someone has been lying for a very long time.
And when the truth finally surfaces, it will cost them both far more than a second chance. He let her go once without a fight. This time, he'll have to earn every inch of the way back. A second chance hockey romance about betrayal, the lies we build a life around, and learning the difference between surviving and being fought for.
For readers who want their happily-ever-after hard-won.
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