Power Play with My Brother's Irish Friends
The only thing more scandalous than secretly sleeping with my brother’s three Irish teammates?
Finding out I’m pregnant… with twins.
I was supposed to fix their reputations, not ruin my own.
As a top sports publicist, I know better than to mix business with pleasure.
But one reckless night with three sinfully hot hockey gods shattered every rule I swore I’d never break.
Duncan O’Malley: gruff, brooding, and dangerous on and off the ice.
Patrick Harrison: arrogant, reckless, and a playboy who never commits.
Charlie McNiel: my brother’s best friend, the one I’ve secretly loved for years.
They swore it was a mistake. That we’d pretend it never happened.
So, I walked away.
Now, two pink lines are staring back at me.
I don’t know which of them is the father.
But I know none of them will want me after this.
Then I show up at their arena, searching for closure.
And the second they see me again?
They make it clear they’re not letting me walk away this time.
Jealousy ignites. Rivalries explode. The press gets wind of the scandal.
And my brother—my overprotective, hockey-star brother—just found out.
His three best friends broke the ultimate rule.
When he storms into the locker room, fists clenched and betrayal burning in his eyes,
I realize this isn’t just a game anymore.
This is war.
And someone’s about to lose everything.
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