Forty million dollars. Forty tasks. Six months. And the one woman he can't ignore. ShelbyI have two goals: prove myself as a baby attorney-and keep my fifteen-year-old sister out of trouble. Dakota Hale is messing with both. Sure, my sister egged his house. But calling the cops on a teenager? Total overkill. Even worse, my first assignment as a junior associate is making sure Dakota completes the forty outrageous tasks in his late father's will.
If he doesn't, my already-shaky career could be toast. He's maddeningly stubborn, infuriatingly charming, and the most attractive man I've ever met. Which would be complicated enough if falling for him weren't completely off-limits. DakotaMy father's gone-and he's still trying to control me from the grave. If I want my forty-million-dollar inheritance, I have six months to complete every ridiculous task in his will.
And I have to do it all while playing one of the most important hockey seasons of my career. That's the easy part. Dealing with Shelby, the uptight attorney assigned to keep me in line, is what might break me. She thinks I'm an entitled brat. I think she's more painful than a hockey puck to the face. But somewhere between the arguing, the hours we're forced to spend together, and confronting the family secrets I've spent more than a decade avoiding, Shelby stops feeling like the enemy.
It isn't about the money anymore. I'm not even sure it's about hockey. It might be about her. If you love an enemies-to-lovers hockey romance, sparkling chemistry, witty banter, and heartfelt emotion-without on-page steam-then you'll love Falling for a Faceoff. Each book in the series can be read as a standalone, but readers will love returning to the interconnected world and characters.
Forty million dollars. Forty tasks. Six months. And the one woman he can't ignore. ShelbyI have two goals: prove myself as a baby attorney-and keep my fifteen-year-old sister out of trouble. Dakota Hale is messing with both. Sure, my sister egged his house. But calling the cops on a teenager? Total overkill. Even worse, my first assignment as a junior associate is making sure Dakota completes the forty outrageous tasks in his late father's will.
If he doesn't, my already-shaky career could be toast. He's maddeningly stubborn, infuriatingly charming, and the most attractive man I've ever met. Which would be complicated enough if falling for him weren't completely off-limits. DakotaMy father's gone-and he's still trying to control me from the grave. If I want my forty-million-dollar inheritance, I have six months to complete every ridiculous task in his will.
And I have to do it all while playing one of the most important hockey seasons of my career. That's the easy part. Dealing with Shelby, the uptight attorney assigned to keep me in line, is what might break me. She thinks I'm an entitled brat. I think she's more painful than a hockey puck to the face. But somewhere between the arguing, the hours we're forced to spend together, and confronting the family secrets I've spent more than a decade avoiding, Shelby stops feeling like the enemy.
It isn't about the money anymore. I'm not even sure it's about hockey. It might be about her. If you love an enemies-to-lovers hockey romance, sparkling chemistry, witty banter, and heartfelt emotion-without on-page steam-then you'll love Falling for a Faceoff. Each book in the series can be read as a standalone, but readers will love returning to the interconnected world and characters.
