Triple Power Play - Lyn, Jessica
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"I'm obsessed. I want her dependent on me. Is that wrong? Perhaps. Does the end justify the means? Absolutely." The moment I laid eyes on Aurora, I knew she was mine... That still didn't stop me from screwing up our relationship. Now she's single again and on the cover of Sports Illustrated for the entire world to see. But it's only when I witness the way she looks at Ethan Blackwood that I decide to get clean. No more alcohol or drugs. Leave my temper on the ice. And as much as I hate Ethan, my new coach is the only one who can stop the destructive influence my corrupt father has over me and…mehr

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"I'm obsessed. I want her dependent on me. Is that wrong? Perhaps. Does the end justify the means? Absolutely." The moment I laid eyes on Aurora, I knew she was mine... That still didn't stop me from screwing up our relationship. Now she's single again and on the cover of Sports Illustrated for the entire world to see. But it's only when I witness the way she looks at Ethan Blackwood that I decide to get clean. No more alcohol or drugs. Leave my temper on the ice. And as much as I hate Ethan, my new coach is the only one who can stop the destructive influence my corrupt father has over me and my hockey career. When I bump into Aurora out of the blue, it feels like destiny. Until I learn she's pregnant. Everyone thinks the baby is mine, except I know the truth. It can't be. It's Ethan's, and he's refusing to walk away. But if anyone discovers our secret, it will destroy both our careers and the team. So, I'll play the game. And everyone knows that Jackson O'Reilly always plays to win... Triple Power Play is the first book in a dark why choose hockey romance series featuring two complicated heroes who will do anything to win the woman they both love.
Autorenporträt
I have grown up on the Grand River fishing and hun and I still live not far from it. There is no better place than the wide open spaces of the South Dakota Plains. I live in a too trusting community where kids ride bike and go to parks with their friends without an adult. I hope my stories bring a little enlightenment to some of the possibilities that could happen in our area but I pray never do happen.