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Contents (39)
  1. Blurb
  2. Dedication
  3. Author’s Note
  4. Chapter 1—One Night Stand
  5. Chapter 2—A New Low
  6. Chapter 3—Tail Tucking
  7. Chapter 4—Darkness
  8. Chapter 5—Worst Company
  9. Chapter 6—Iced by the Coach
  10. Chapter 7—Dinner with the Family
  11. Chapter 8—In the Air
  12. Chapter 9—Busted
  13. Chapter 10—Nothing Going On
  14. Chapter 11—Demons of the Past
  15. Chapter 12—New Problem
  16. Chapter 13—Damage Control
  17. Chapter 14—Second-Favorite Sport
  18. Chapter 15—Permission
  19. Chapter 16—Persistence
  20. Chapter 17—Morning After
  21. Chapter 18—Chipping Away
  22. Chapter 19—Date on a Harley
  23. Chapter 20—Biker Chick
  24. Chapter 21—The Night
  25. Chapter 22—The Morning
  26. Chapter 23—Trouble Brewing
  27. Chapter 24—Zero to One Hundred
  28. Chapter 25—Payment Due
  29. Chapter 26—Calm Before the What?
  30. Chapter 27—The Clock Runs Down
  31. Chapter 28—To the Future
  32. Chapter 29—Exclusive
  33. Chapter 30—Missing
  34. Chapter 31—If Only
  35. Chapter 32—Lost and Found
  36. Chapter 33—Spring Sunshine
  37. Chapter 34—Sockeye Tattoos
  38. Complete Booklist
  39. About the Author

I’d heard Jock’s attorney had insisted Bria remove the video. Her attorney complied with their requests, but I had no idea how she felt about everything.

Geneva gathered up towels and stuffed them in a large canvas bag. Our eyes met, and I had to smile. Just looking at her made me smile. Talking to her made my day. Imagine what fucking her would do.

She glanced at her brother and back to me. “Good luck with brother dearest. That video brought everything to the surface again. I wouldn’t want him to take a hunk out of your gorgeous ass.”

I chuckled. “Thanks, I might need luck more than ever today to keep my ass intact.” Every day after practice, she made a point of speaking to me before I started my daily torture with her brother in the net. I’d come to look forward to these short exchanges. Some were snarky, some were encouraging, and some were just pure Geneva. Either way, my afternoon wouldn’t be complete without those few words from her.

She winked at me, stuffed the last of the towels in the bag, slung it over her shoulders, and sauntered off. My eyes were drawn to that ass of hers, and I enjoyed the view until she disappeared from sight.

“Gorgeous ass, huh? Don’t let Jock see you drooling over his sister like that,” Steele said from behind me. I jumped, not realizing anyone had been around to hear our little exchange.

“Fuck you,” I said and pushed off the boards to skate out to where Jock was talking to Coop. Steele’s wicked laughter followed me.

I waited until Coop finally skated away, and the entire arena was empty. With only a nod of his head, Jock skated to the net. I dumped out the waiting bucket of pucks and began to shoot them toward the net, working as fast as I could, slamming them into the net from all directions. On the tenth one, I aimed for the spot between Jock’s legs and hit the back of the net. I raised my stick in celebration and did a little dance on the ice. Jock hated it when I did that, but I did it anyway. He’d get even more determined at that point, making it doubly hard for me to score, but I lived for the challenge.

We kept it up for an hour until we were both sweating profusely and our bodies were spent. Jock pulled off his mask and wiped his face on a towel draped across the top of the net.

“Good workout,” I said, attempting to make conversation as I had every time we finished our drills together. Usually, Jock grunted something unintelligible or cursed at me under his breath. This time he did neither.

He met my gaze with an assessing one of his own, as if he were sizing me up for the first time, evaluating my strengths and weaknesses of character, rather than my physical abilities. He almost smiled, but his eyes were as hard and unyielding as they had been. In fact, the anger and dislike so clearly written on his face every time he laid eyes on me were dimmed considerably. I sensed we’d crossed some invisible boundary, because he appeared more receptive. I had to try one more time.