YA/TEEN Web Novels & Stories

For years Elyra Veyne has been showing everyone that she can still be a great hockey player despite being a plus sized omega. She is a captain of her academy's women team and she had all that she needed. Except peace. Her step brother, Kaelen Dravik, the male team's captain. Elyra's team wins a hockey tournament against Kaelen’s, but Kaelen’s embarrassment is compounded when a pro talent scout offers Elyra's the opportunity he had always wanted. Kaelen has less than a year to live, and he is determined to get Elyra to atone for the sins of her mother. His plan is simple. Woo her to love him. Then break her heart. However, revenge is complicated when the girl he was going to destroy is the girl he can't imagine losing. But when Elyra realizes that their relationship is based on a lie, it comes to an end. She walks away broken, little realising that her heartbreak has unleashed something much more dangerous. There are some love stories that end with two people together… but second chance has different definitions.

Isla thought she had the perfect life—until her boyfriend and best friend betrayed her and left her humiliated. Broken and desperate to save face at a hockey party, she claims the hottest transfer student at school is her new boyfriend. The problem? Donovan Hayes doesn't just play along. He kisses her. Now the entire school thinks they're dating, and the fake relationship is starting to feel dangerously real. But with her ex determined to win her back, a captaincy rivalry brewing on the ice, and secrets threatening to tear them apart, Isla may discover that the stranger who stole her first kiss could also be the boy who steals her heart.

One unforgettable summer. One goodbye that never came. As children, Kayla and Cole found something that felt too big for their age to understand. Then summer ended. Kayla went home, disappeared without a goodbye, and broke the heart of the only boy who believed she'd come back. Years later, after losing her mother, Kayla returns to the city of that unforgettable summer and transfers to an elite private school where old money families rule, hockey is everything, and Cole has become the untouchable team captain everyone admires. He's the boy she never stopped loving. He acts as if she's a complete stranger. But Cole remembers everything. He recognized her the second he saw her. He just can't forgive the girl who walked away without a word. When Cole's stepbrother asks Kayla to be his fake girlfriend for an important family event, just one weekend, no strings attached, she agrees, hoping pretending to move forward will help her finally let go of the past. Cole has no intention of standing by while his stepbrother parades the only girl he's ever loved on his arm. Now Kayla is caught between two brothers, one fake relationship, and feelings that never truly disappeared. She'll have to decide whether first love deserves a second chance, or if some goodbyes can never be undone.

"He's spent his whole life hiding his world from everyone. I'm the one holding the key he never meant to give away." One driver's mistake lands Renata Rivas in the VIP room of an underground fight club, where she can't stop herself from correcting a stranger's fighting technique, and walks out with the wrong suitcase, one holding the most dangerous secret in the city. That stranger is Dominic West, the son of her mother's best friend. Everyone thinks he's the perfect law student. Behind closed doors, he owns every fight in this city, and now Renata's the one holding what could end him. He says he's watching her to keep her safe. In reality, he's obsessed with the fighting instinct she's spent her whole life trying to bury. Renata thinks she's just caught in a game where only Dominic knows the rules. What she hasn't realized yet is that she's falling for him too.

Aria Vance never wanted a new family. After her mother marries a billionaire businessman Richard Hayes, eighteen-year-old Aria is forced to leave behind the life she knew and move into the enormous Hayes estate. But there is only one problem. Richard already has a son, Jaxon Hayes. And Jaxon immediately hates Aria. To him, Aria and her mother are outsiders who have invaded his home, his family, and potentially his inheritance. He makes Aria’s first year at Crestwood College miserable, constantly reminding her that she doesn't belong. But Aria has one secret, Blake Reed, Crestwood’s golden-boy hockey captain. She's admired him from afar for months but lacks the confidence to approach him. After her handwritten love letters are repeatedly discarded, Aria decides to take a risk and secretly obtains the phone number she believes belongs to Blake. She begins texting him anonymously. Unknown to her, the number doesn't belong to Blake, it belongs to her stepbrother, Jaxon. And while Aria believes she's finally communicating with the boy of her dreams, Jaxon slowly becomes fascinated by the mysterious girl behind the messages. Meanwhile, Blake begins noticing Aria in real life. Suddenly, Aria is caught between the boy she thinks she's talking to, the boy she secretly loves, and the stepbrother determined to make her life miserable. And eventually, everyone is going to discover the truth.

One anonymous post stole Evangeline Laurent’s Olympic dream, her reputation, and the boy who swore to love her. Then a brutal crash on the ice shattered her leg, sealing her ruin. Hiding at Northcrest Academy, Eva just wants to stay invisible. But you can't play it safe when you collide with Lucas Hale—the star hockey captain living on the wrong side of the rules. In hockey, an offside penalty happens when you cross the line before the puck does—when you push too far, too fast, into dangerous territory. Falling for Lucas is a foul, a violation, a lethal risk. They are two damaged souls playing way offside, where the rules can no longer protect them. Because Eva’s fall was never an accident, and the sabotage was personal. Someone engineered her destruction, and they’ll cross every line to keep her from remembering what she saw before the lights went dark. Step onto the ice if you dare. Just remember: when hearts play offside, the penalty is fatal.