Karen Webber is in small-town hell. After her mother's death, she moved to Corrigan Falls to live with strangers—her dad and his perfect, shiny new family—and there doesn't seem to be room for a city girl with a chip on her shoulder. The only person who makes her feel like a real human being is Tyler MacDonald.
But Karen isn't interested in starting something with a player. And that's all she keeps hearing about Tyler.
Corrigan Falls is a hockey town, and Tyler's the star player. But the viselike pressure from his father and his agent are sending him dangerously close to the edge. All people see is hockey—except Karen. Now they've managed to find something in each other that they both desperately need. And for the first time, Tyler is playing for keeps . . .
The hometown hockey hero won't know what hit him . . .
Lena
16/1/2026
I thought the book was very good overall. While it felt a bit short—especially considering how different the story is compared to other Hawkeye romances—I still really enjoyed it. I would have loved for it to be slightly longer so the unique elements could be explored more deeply. That said, the story was easy to follow, the pacing worked well, and the storyline stood out as refreshingly different from any other sports romance I’ve read.
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