Fall Wherever They May (The New York Blaze Hockey #1)

PROLOGUE

You could call me philosophical. I’ve always thought of life as a road with a million different turns along the way. Every single decision made is a turn in the road, which is met with obstacles and more decisions that lead to your destiny. You could also call me a dreamer, because a part of me wants to believe in events so random and so incredibly coincidental it couldn’t possibly be anything other than fate.

You don’t have to believe in fate; you can control your own destiny. But what if fate is real? What if fate and destiny collide? What if the stars align just right and the universe delivers exactly what you need at the precise moment you need it, and what if that alignment led to your destiny? Do you seize it with both hands, or do you disregard it because it’s certainly “too good to be true”? You only live one life; you can choose to live it in joy or live it in misery.

One life to make the absolute most of. I knew the moment I got the phone call, I would be moving to New York. It didn’t matter what took me there, fate or circumstances. The only thing that mattered to me was that the life I was living wasn’t the life that I wanted. My past was continuing to dictate my future. My choice was simple.