Breaking the Ice
Evan Young prides himself on forging his own path and going against his family’s wishes. That’s how he ended up as a physical education major. But the joke’s on him when he finds out he’s failing two classes that he needs to pass to graduate—and to keep playing hockey. Too bad the tutor he has a crush on hates him on sight.
Isabella Russell is sick of hockey and hockey players always taking the front seat in her father’s affections while she’s left with the scraps. Maybe that’s normal since her dad is the coach, but she’ll never fall for someone who treats her that way. After transferring to Harrison for her senior year, she agrees to tutor one of his players to help repair their relationship…and ends up with more than she bargained for.
Over study sessions, hockey parties, and Sing-O nights, their growing attraction is hard to deny. But the coach’s daughter is off-limits. After a crazy night in Vegas ends with wedding rings on their fingers, the ice is officially broken. Can it ever be fixed? Now they have to decide—is this forever? Or only for the rest of the semester?
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