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Grace Welch is in her second year of university. She has been trying to get her license for a long time but she doesn't get it. Everything will change after, Reed Reism, the captain of the hockey team will offer to help her. the story is complete now!

[actively editing] With her nose in books and his brawn getting him nowhere on or off the ice, they find themselves drawn together, sharing their baggage and learning what it might mean for each of them to love again. Jake Bryers is no stranger to the pressures of being a professional hockey player. It's something that he's dealt with consistently for the past fifteen years. Throughout his career, he's experienced it all-the electric thrill of winning divisions and conference titles, and even making it to the Stanley Cup Finals on more than one occasion. His dream was always to skate the cup at least once, but as he enters the late stage of his long, tumultuous career, he finds himself struggling to perform like he once had as a younger, inspired player. Harper Clark has been proficient at one thing throughout her life-constantly moving forward without really going anywhere. After having moved to the Big Apple to pursue a better life outside of the dangerous one she found herself leading in the Midwest, she finds herself stagnating after getting her degree from Columbia. She quietly enjoys her job at the public library, treading water while the undeniable feeling of discontent grows stronger within her. It's nothing short of fate when Jake and Harper happen to cross paths at the library, and though their lives couldn't be any more different, they find themselves inexplicably drawn to one another as they try to navigate mending each other's wounded hearts.

*book two of the Counting On Hockey series. Read Just Another Goal prior to this book* Meredith and Cole are going into their Senior year of high school. They are inseparable together. Now both playing hockey, and being together for now more than a year, they thought nothing could hurt them. Meredith's Dad is Randy Adams, hockey legend from the late 90's on the Detroit Red Wings. He moves constantly for his new job, which now has nothing to do with hockey. When moving from Michigan to Maine, it was a good thing. Meredith got away from drama back home and she found her high school sweetheart, and quite possibly the love of her life. When Meredith moved to Maine, Cole found his soulmate and best friend. Meredith's fathers job is sending him to Chicago, which mean she has to move. Again. She has to leave her new life as best friends with the entire boys hockey team. But most importantly, she has to leave Cole. **** One More Day follow Meredith's POV through her time on the first day at her new school to the next time she has a chance to see Cole again. Drama may cause some second thought on their relationship. But they love each other, so let's see how they turn out. *Each chapter name will have the number of days until Meredith and Cole can see each other again. She has exactly 93 days from her first day of school to when she gets to see Cole.* *mild sexual innuendo and content, and swearing* *Not all hockey players or their jobs in this book are real. Some NHL players might be real, but the jobs they have are made up*

🌸 So far, so good. Despite everything, Madeline's still standing, still living - though her life has been upended more than once. Moving from America to England wasn't exactly easy but oddly enough, the return was much simpler. With little more than the bare minimum from her parents, and diabetes always complicating things, she had to rely on her brother for real help. Now, as she steps back into Nashville, she wonders how this might realign her path. Somehow, everything feels like it's falling into place. She's exactly where she needs to be - though there's one complication : a boy. Something she didn't planned at all. And maybe he's part of the plan, too. Maybe for the better. 🏒 Hockey has always been one of Jude's greatest loves, ever since he can remember. And to be blunt, he's damn good at it. But don't mistake him for the typical player type you read about in books. He doesn't have girls lining up outside his door, and when there is someone, he treats her right - once, and only once. It's a rule he set for himself. He met his best friend Colin during a hockey game, both rooting for opposite teams. Colin was on the wrong side, of course, but somehow, they became inseparable. Colin has diabetes, so over time, he learned how to help. What he didn't expect was for that knowledge to help him with a girl. A girl more complicated than any genetic disease. But maybe that's a challenge worth taking. ° ° ° Welcome to this new book. Please don't forget to vote, comment and share ❤️

NINI I've spent the last years running away from my past. Now, I've finally found what I need. Friends. College. I'm not looking for a boyfriend. He would just want to know more about me and I can't have that. Yet I also didn't think that the university's hockey legend, Caden West, would look at me. And he looks like he wants us to be more than friends. Do I want the same? CADEN The deal is simple. Date Nini Elway for three months and then be able to come back together with my ex. However, the more I spend time with Nini, the more I want this deal to be just a joke. Nini isn't like the girls I've dated so far, yet she's the one I can't stop thinking about. I can't give up the whole deal and just let my heart speak. Can I? book #2 of and we series

During their senior year of high school, after 2 years of dating, they were the golden couple that everyone envied. Cole was captain of the hockey team, and had scholarship to University of Maine for hockey. Cole and Meredith are going to move into a house with Noah. They are all best friends and they couldn't be happier all together again. Noah's in sophomore year and Cole and Meredith are starting their freshman year in college. Now, here comes sophomore year for Meredith and Cole. At one of Cole's games, a recruiter for the Minnesota Wild is there. He likes what he sees from #19. That would be Cole. The NHL draft is soon approaching. The draft comes and Cole is drafted into the Minnesota Wild. Which means he has to move to Minneapolis to play. Noah is drafted into the Boston Bruins, he has to move to Boston. Noah wouldn't be as far, but Meredith would be without her best friend, but not to mention her boyfriend. It also means Cole has to leave Meredith. He doesn't want to, but this is his new job, and she needs to finish school. He comes home once every couple months, when he has the time. Meredith needs to decide whether she finishes school, or she quits school for a while and moves to Minnesota with Cole. That's a very hard decision for her. But she knows what she wants to do. It's just whether her mind wants to follow her heart.

COMPLETED | TRENDING NOW‼️🚨 #1 Collegeromance:UniversityofMichigan:Campuslife:Hockeylove:Anxietydisorder #4 HockeyRomance #5 Identity #11 Sports #12 Collegestories #24 Maturity #26 Party-Series-Adultthemes #91 Life For Vincent Thompson, hockey isn't just a game-it's everything. Drafted as a top twelve pick in his first year, he knows that hard work is the only way to make it into the NHL. As his contract comes to an end, the pressure intensifies. To land a spot as the top free agent in the upcoming signing, Vincent will have to push himself harder than ever before. Escaping his troubled past, Vincent is rebuilding his future as a star D1 hockey player at U-M. With newfound freedom, he can get what he wants-whenever he wants it. But when he's dared to win over Scarlett, a girl who swore she would never date a college hockey player again, Vincent faces a challenge that might change his life forever. For Scarlett, college is about self-discovery. At U-M, she's embracing the opportunity to explore who she really is-surrounded by her closest friends, Stella, Kaia, and Brooke. Her days are filled with her love of skating, working at a local café, and a growing interest in smoking. She's determined to stay emotionally distant, keeping herself guarded from the complications of romance. However, her friends' ties to the hockey team keep her in close proximity to the top players on campus-Vincent among them. As her 19th birthday approaches, Scarlett's curiosity about her past takes over. She decides to reach out to her birth parents, only to uncover truths that force her to confront the pain of being adopted and the uncertainty of her identity. As Scarlett and Vincent's lives unexpectedly intertwine, both must face their personal struggles and confront the pasts they've been trying to outrun. With their futures on the line, they'll have to learn how to heal, grow, and ultimately choose their own paths forward. © All rights reserved - Copyright - Cover Photo

Today is the day! It's Emerson's first year at Lincoln Crest University. Everything is going great, that is, until she meets someone she can't figure out if she hates, or likes. One thing about Em is that she doesn't let other's get to her. This boy is different though. Who is this boy? And why is it so hard for Emerson to focus around him? Emerson Ryan is a freshman at the Lincoln Crest University. She left her home town of Stillwater, Minnesota to achieve her dreams of becoming an architect. Em has never been the quiet type, she knows how to stand up for herself. But, her parents were overprotective and hid her from many things. Living on her own is allowing her to be drawn to discover herself more freely and live life a little. Em has liked to skate in her free time ever since she was a little girl, seeing as she grew up with ice-loving parents. Little did Emerson know, her time at the campus ice rink would impact her entire LCU journey. Finn Bradford comes from a strong lineage of successful hockey players. He's strong headed and tough, but underneath is something...different. It's Finn's junior year at LCU and he's ready to dominate this hockey season. Though coach Bradford is putting a lot of pressure on him this season, he's sure he'll lead his team to the frozen four and come out victorious. It's his first year as captain. He has to look out for the new freshers, as well as the rest of the team, and having a father for a coach doesn't make that any easier for him. But despite that, he's confident. As long has there's no distractions this season, the team is sure to make it to the frozen four. But what will happen when a certain freshman has got him all caught up in her little web?

Grace Ivers isn't the type to seek out frat parties, but when her outgoing roommate drags her to one, she finds herself thrust into the chaos of loud music, red solo cups, and a sea of confident athletes. Navigating the scene as a college freshman is overwhelming enough-until she catches the eye of John Logan. Logan is everything Grace has been warned about-charming, confident, and completely out of her league. But when an unexpected flip cup challenge turns into an undeniable connection, Grace starts to wonder if there's more to him than his reputation suggests. As the night unfolds, friendships are forged, bets are made, and sparks fly between Grace and Logan in a way neither of them expected. She's just a freshman trying to find her place, and he's a hockey star who shouldn't be paying her this much attention. But some moments change everything, and this might just be one of them. A flirty, fast-paced college romance about taking chances, unexpected chemistry, and the beginning of something neither of them saw coming. ***I do not own the rights to the characters or the previous story line. *** Weekly updates.

Becca and Will were once best friends. From immediately clicking at the school bus stop at five-years-old, to bonding over their love for hockey and future ambitions, it was always Becca and Will. Will and Becca. Even as they navigated the toughest parts of their lives, they could always count on each other. Becca had met Will when she had needed him the most, and Becca stood by Will through the times he could barely keep it together with everything going on at home. Nevertheless, as inseparable as they were, Becca one day simply disappeared. She left without explaining or even saying goodbye, and Will never heard from her again. That is, until eleven years later, she showed up at his team's arena, where he was the star player for the Chicago Whispers, claiming she was the new team publicist. Eleven years of silence made Will want nothing to do with her, but still, she pushed and held onto their lingering love for each other, determined to explain everything and get back in his life, even if it means walking the tightrope that hangs between their past life and the present. Still, as time passes and life stories are exchanged, Becca and Will might just realize that they aren't meant to be best friends this time around. Maybe, just maybe, they are meant to be so much more. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED TO @dearrheartbreak NAME Val R