Legends and Fury

"Would you slap a teammate for twenty-five grand?"

"Uh, yeah. There are a few I'd slap for free. Just point me in the right direction."

Problem number one: My personal life is falling apart.

Problem number two: My public life is also on thin freaking ice.

Problem number three: The ridiculously hot NHL D-man with the inability to remove his head from his ass has decided I'm his number one target.

And that last one is a bit of an issue since his idea of targeting me is to have absurdly hot hate-hookups with me in the locker room. Which I don't necessarily mind…

Except there's one tiny snag in his plan: I don't like guys.

Or, well, I didn't think I liked guys.

But when Alexio Zeki drops to his knees and, uh, gets to business, I realize my very narrow view of my own sexuality needs some adjustment.

And that's ironic coming from a blind man.

Admitting I'm bisexual is the easy part.

Admitting I'm kind of, sort of, ridiculously into the man I claimed to hate is something else entirely. But the more he insists that I'm worth keeping, the more I start wanting to believe him.

Stick Around is the first book in the Punk as Puck spin-off series, Legends and Fury. It's a high heat, enemies to lovers rom-com with a snarky NHL D-man who has a lot of big opinions and doesn't care if they're unsolicited, a PPHL goalie with a mountain of problems and no way to reach the top, locker room hookups, praise, swoony romance, a low-stakes bi-awakening, hockey bro banter, tons of chirping, and the swooniest happily ever after.