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BLAKE. We made it. After everything–the years of hiding, the kiss that blew our lives open, the night that nearly destroyed us–Andre and I are on the other side. We have a life. A real one. The kind I didn’t think men like us got to have. But surviving isn’t the same as living. And living means wanting things that terrify me. Things I never had growing up and don’t know how to build. Then my mother calls. My father wants to see me. Years of silence, and now he wants to talk. I thought I was done being that kid on the court, desperate for approval from a man who never gave it.

Across the Net is a sweeping, emotionally charged mm sports romance about ambition, identity, and the courage it takes to love in the light. Perfect for fans of intense rivalries, slow-burn tension, and love stories that leave everything on the court.

Three years after I kissed Andre Moreau on Centre Court, we have a life. A flat in South Kensington. A love I thought nothing could break. Then he breaks it. One confession. One night he can't take back. And suddenly the man I built my entire world around is someone I don't recognize. I leave. I fly to the other side of the world and play tennis like a man trying to outrun his own heart. I tell myself the silence is easier. I tell myself not to look at my phone every night, waiting for him to say something that I'm not sure could fix this anyway.

One of the hardest lessons I've learned is that the only thing I need is hockey—because hockey has never let me down, never abandoned me. What I lack in my personal life, I make up for with my professional achievements. I’m damn proud of the career I’ve had in the NHL and have no plans of stopping or jeopardizing it by coming out. That is until I meet Sterling. He does the unthinkable, he gives me hope, makes me wish for more… and then dashes those hopes and wishes to dust.

Sleep is a curse that refuses to release me from its tight grasp. Every night, I am held hostage by sleep paralysis, unable to escape the demon that haunts my dreams. I thought it was just a figment of my imagination, a shadowy figure under my bed. But as I confront it, I realize it is much more than that. It’s real—he is real.

I’ve always wanted to be a firefighter, and I never thought I would become a father, but it turns out—I’m both. And while being a firefighter was the only career I ever wanted—being a father has become my greatest destiny in this world. Now I need to do everything I can to protect my son, even if that means going back to my hometown. I won’t let my son down, no matter what, and I will do my duty as a fireman. Hopefully, I can do it without everything else burning down around me. Spencer I never expected to see Kade again—my high school crush and my biggest heartache in adolescence.