Pucking Longing (Savage Skaters #11)

HE’S THE CAPTAIN OF THE HOCKEY TEAM. I’M THE DEAN’S DAUGHTER.

AND HE’S LOOKING AT ME LIKE I’M THE ONLY PREY IN THE ARENA.

Jack Sterling is a myth on campus. The star center for the Ironwood Sentinels.Six-foot-five of scarred muscle, bad attitude, and secrets that could burn the university to the ground.He’s violent on the ice and silent off it.I should be terrified of him. Especially when I find out what he really is.But when a turf war threatens my life, Jack isn’t just the monster under my bed... he’s the monster assigned to guard it.

Eloise Vance. The Ice Princess. The virgin figure skater with a perfectionist streak wide enough to skate on.I’ve spent my life following my father’s rules: Be perfect.Be invisible. And stay away from the hockey team.But when Jack drags me to a secluded cabin in the woods for "protection," the rules melt.

He says he’s dangerous. He says his control is hanging by a thread.

He says if he touches me, he won’t be able to stop.

We’re trapped in a blizzard with one bed, a bottle of whiskey, and a biological urge that is screaming to be satisfied. I know I should run. I know he could ruin me.

But when the Alpha growls my name... the only thing I want to do is beg.

WARNING: This book features a possessive wolf shifter who is obsessed with his mate, a figure skater who finds her spine, and a "breeding" mishap that changes everything.

HE’S THE TEAM’S MOST DANGEROUS ENFORCER. I’M THE HUMAN INTERN HE’S NOT ALLOWED TO TOUCH. AND WE JUST GOT SNOWED IN TOGETHER.

Mikey "The Problem" Holt.

On the ice, he’s a weapon—six-foot-five of scarred muscle and aggression. Off the ice, he’s a ticking time bomb. With "Feral Madness" running in his bloodline, Mikey lives by one rule: strict discipline. No distractions. No softness. And definitely no attachments.

Especially not to the Coach’s niece.

Lydia Cross.

I’m here to do a job: keep the North Ridge Direwolves healthy and get into med school. I know the rules. Don’t go to the Hive. Don’t date the players. And stay away from Number 14.

He calls me "Mouse." He looks at me like I’m a snack he’s trying to resist. But when a bus crash strands us in a remote cabin during a blizzard, the resistance shatters.

One night.

That was the deal. Just body heat to survive.

But Mikey doesn’t just want to keep me warm. He wants to claim me.

Now, I’m tutoring him in Anatomy, he’s teaching me the definition of "Praise Kink," and we are one slip-up away from destroying his NHL dreams and my scholarship.

He says he’s a monster who will break me.

He’s wrong. The monster is the only one who makes me feel safe.