LOGINThe Hockey Playboy Plus Size Series Interconnected standalones — each book can be read on its own, but every romance delivers the same swoony, messy, addictive hockey world. If you love playboy hockey stars, plus-size heroines, forced proximity, forbidden tension, and emotional love stories packed with heat, heart, and drama, welcome to The Hockey Playboy Series. Book 1: The Hockey Playboy’s Plus Size Obsession Mila Santiago has spent five years clawing her way up at Prime Sports Agency, determined to become a full agent while keeping two secrets buried: her estranged father is a beloved hockey broadcasting legend, and she once had a massive crush on the team’s star goalie, Jax Kingston. Now she’s been assigned to babysit him. Mila is supposed to keep him in line. Instead, she finds herself tangled up in the last man she should want. What begins as forced proximity and sharp banter turns into late-night rooftop confessions, frozen pond skating, and a New Year’s kiss that changes everything. But with Mila’s career on the line, Jax’s guilt threatening to pull him under, and an anonymous photo ready to destroy them both, they’ll have to decide if the risk is worth the one thing neither of them saw coming: a once-in-a-lifetime love. Book 2: The Hockey Playboy’s Plus Size Nanny A broke plus-size pastry chef takes a live-in nanny job for the NHL's most notorious playboy to save her family bakery, only to find his five-year-old daughter is the easy part, resisting her grumpy, tattooed boss who keeps looking at her like she's dessert is not. She’s supposed to be off-limits. He’s the last man she should ever fall for.
View MoreChapter 32 The woman in the hall was holding a little boy's hand.He had Rook's dark hair. Rook's serious, too-old-for-his-face eyes. And Rook was just standing there in the doorway like someone had cut his strings.Lily pressed into my leg. The little boy saw her sneakers and lit up."Hi," he whispered.Lily peeked out. "Hi.""Mara," Rook said finally, voice scraped raw. "This is my sister."The woman gave me a tired, apologetic smile. "Sarah. Sorry. I should have called.""You did call," Rook said. "I didn't answer."He said it flat, not mean. Just true. Sarah winced."I saw Tara's post from the gala," she said quickly. "I recognized Lily. And Michael wouldn't stop asking about the girl with the heart shoes."Michael — the little boy — was now solemnly comparing his dinosaur sneakers to Lily's."Sneaker twins," Lily declared, and just like that, they were best friends.I touched Rook's back. "It's freezing out here. Come inside. We have pancakes. Burned ones, courtesy of Lily."Sar
Chapter 31The block party invitation was still on our coffee table the next morning, and Lily was using it as a coaster for her hot chocolate even though I told her that it was important paper. She said that important paper could be a coaster if you were careful, and Rook said that she learned that from him, and I told him that he was a bad influence.Rook laughed and said that he was a good influence now because he was almost a husband, and Lily said that almost husbands still left their socks on the floor. I told her that almost husbands did leave their socks on the floor and that husbands did too, and Rook said that he would work on the socks if I would work on leaving flour on the counter, and I told him that flour on the counter was art.We spent the whole week painting the little shop on Maple Street, and my mom came every day with babka and advice, and Mrs Kowalski came every day with chicken soup and opinions, and Tara came every day with coffee and gossip. Rook painted one w
Chapter 30The shop door bell jingled again, and Lily stood in the doorway wearing her pink backpack and her new white sneakers with hearts, and Mrs Kowalski stood behind her holding her hand. I was still holding Rook's letter, and Rook was still down on one knee with the little box open, and Lily looked at us and said that she knew what Daddy was doing.Rook looked at Lily, and he said that you were supposed to be at school, and Lily said that Mrs Kowalski said that some things were more important than school and that this was one of them. Mrs Kowalski smiled and said that she told the school that Lily had a family emergency, and that this was a family emergency of the best kind.Lily walked into the shop, and she looked at the dusty floors and the big windows, and she said that this shop was pretty and that it would be prettier with cookies. She looked at Rook down on one knee, and she looked at me standing with the letter in my hand, and she said Daddy, are you asking Mara to marry
Chapter 29The text from the real estate agent was still glowing on Rook's phone, and Lily was still asleep in her room with her new sneakers by her bed and our family photo on her desk. I read the name Vanessa Cole twice because I thought I misread it, and then I handed the phone back to Rook and said that we should talk about it in the morning.Rook said that we should talk about it now because Vanessa did not get to ruin another good day, and I told him that she was not ruining anything and that a cash offer was just business. He said that it was not just business and that it was personal because Vanessa knew exactly what that little shop meant to me, and that she made the offer because she heard about it from Tara.I asked how Tara knew about the shop, and he said that Tara told everyone that he bought a bakery for his girlfriend because she was excited, and that Vanessa must have heard it at the arena. He said that he was sorry and that he should have kept it quiet, and I told hi
MILA'S POV I've spent the last twenty-four hours trying to convince myself it's not really fucking hot that Jax called me "sunshine."It's a sarcastic nickname. Probably intended to irritate me. So why does it make my pulse skip every time I think about it?Tonight is the Bay Blades' first game si
MILA'S POV I stick out my hand. "I'm Mila Santiago. I'm a junior agent on Rick Hernandez's team at Prime Sports. Rick had something come up, but I'm here to speak to you on his behalf." His grip is surprisingly firm. My fingers feel small and soft wrapped in his, and I try very hard not to notice
JAX POV "It's been... four games without Jax causing trouble. Congrats, buddy, that's a season record!" Knox flips the number on the locker room wall from three to four, looking irritatingly pleased with himself. He steps back to admire his creation. It has been 4 days since our last incident, the
MILA'S POV "Are you actually trying to murder me?" Spencer, my desk neighbor and work rival stares at the box on his desk as if it contains live rattlesnakes. Which it really doesn't. I look down at my handiwork. Eight beautiful lilac cupcakes sit in two neat rows. The frosting is swirled ju






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