Face Me Off

From Best Selling Author Kimberly Readnour comes a new enemies-to-lovers sports romance in the Cessna U Hockey series! This steamy, forbidden hockey romance is a gripping story of love, ambition, and the courage to chase what matters most.

She’s the temptation I can’t escape, no matter the cost.

Maddy Grimes wants to shed her good-girl image, and somehow, I’ve become the guy to help her do it.

The problem?

She hates my guts. And who can blame her after what I did?

Her family is about to crush everything my dad and I have worked for, yet … I can’t stay away. One heated mistake turns into a pact we swear will stay secret.

But the more time I spend with Maddy, the harder it is to pretend this is just a frenemies-with-benefits fling. She’s chaos to my discipline, temptation to my control, and the one thing I want more than the future I’ve been fighting for.

When secrets unravel and loyalty is tested, I’ll have to choose: protect my family or risk everything for the girl who has the power to ruin or save me.

Falling for Maddy could cost me my dreams. Letting her go might cost me everything.

Book Two in the Cessna U Hockey series, Face Me Off, is an enemy-to-lover, forbidden hockey romance featuring a slow burn that sizzles from the first chapter. If you like hot hockey men with big-sized packages to back their claims, click to add Ryan Sorenson.

“I want every piece of you, Maddy.” His fingers twist strands of my hair. “Every fiery strand of your hair.” Letting go, his fingertips sweep across my shoulder and down my side. “Every curve of your body.” He squeezes my ass. “You’re the one thing I want but shouldn’t have.”

My rebuttal catches in my throat. I knew Ryan was attracted to me, but I had no idea he felt this strongly. It’s intoxicating and terrifying all at once.

He leans in, touching my forehead with his. “Just tell me you don’t want this,” he challenges softly. “Tell me to walk away, and I will.”

My heart pounds so loudly I’m sure he can hear it. I should tell him no. I should end this before it goes any further. But there’s a moment of truth as I look into his eyes. I can’t lie—not to him, and not to myself.“

I can’t tell you that.”

His moan comes out low and husky and does dirty things to my insides. “What do you want, Maddy?”