Novelas web e historias de Sports YA/TEEN

Introduction “I hate you,” I choked out as he sank deep, teeth scraping over my nipple. “Liar,” Kai growled, fist tightening in my hair as he drove harder. “Your cunt is soaking for the guy who used to make you cry, freckles. Say you’re mine.” “Never…this is all pretend. We’re pretending,” I trembled even as my body arched into him. “Then you won’t mind if I ruin you completely.” He pulled out, leaving me empty and desperate. “Ruin me. Break me. But I’ll never belong to you.” Kai’s dark chuckle vibrated against my throat as he slammed back in. “Good. I live for a challenge.” .... Elara has spent years quietly loving her best friend, Elias—the golden, easy-going one who never saw her that way. She never expected his half-brother to return. Kai, the sharp-tongued childhood bully who once made her life hell, is back in town after years away. What Elara doesn’t know is that Kai never forgot her. Distance only sharpened the obsession. When her parents arrange a political mating to a powerful alpha to secure an alliance, Kai steps in with an offer: he’ll pretend to be her boyfriend. It will buy her time, force Elias to finally notice her… and keep the arranged mating at bay. But the lie starts to taste real. Kai’s touches linger too long. His jealousy burns too hot. And the twisted game he offered was never about helping her win his brother. It was about keeping Elara for himself. Because Kai doesn’t share. And the moment Elara let him close, she didn’t just wake an old rivalry— she woke up something far more dangerous.

Zoey Bennett has never liked hockey players, especially Ryan Walker, the confident captain of her school’s biggest rival. After a heated argument between them goes viral, they’re forced to work together on a community project. When everyone starts believing they’re secretly dating, the two reluctantly agree to fake a relationship to keep the peace between their schools. But the more time they spend together, the harder it becomes to tell what’s real and what’s just for show. As old secrets about their schools’ rivalry begin to surface, Zoey and Ryan find themselves caught between loyalty, family expectations, and their growing feelings for each other. Can two enemies rewrite a story that has divided their schools for years, or will their first love become another casualty of the rivalry?

Sky, a rising starlet, is photographed kissing Drake Frazen, the country’s most famous hockey star. To keep sponsors from pulling out on both sides, they are forced to stage a fake relationship. But rivals in showbiz and sports are determined to uncover the truth and prove their romance is nothing but an act. One is cheerful, while the other is quiet, distant, and cold. How will these two people with opposite personalities convince the public they are truly in love? In this tangled game of pretense and growing affection, who will fall first? And who will fall the hardest?  

Aima Julius spent everything her parents left her to make James Dakas a star. On the night of his semi-final, she travels to Manchester with flowers and hope. He brings the cameras, and he introduces another girl to the whole country as his future wife. Homeless, broke, and now a viral joke, Aima has one thing left: proof of everything she gave him. Dominic Isaiah, captain of rival team the Titans, needs a girlfriend to kill a scandal that could cost him his scholarship. She needs a way into James's world. A fake relationship suits them both. Then Aima finds out the girl on James's arm is not there for love. She is there to destroy him. And the enemy who agreed to be her fake boyfriend is starting to feel real.

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.

Ivy Bennett has no time for boys. Between keeping her scholarship, paying her bills, and worrying about her younger brother in foster care, she already has enough on her plate. Then Ryder Knox fails a class. Westbury’s arrogant hockey captain needs a tutor, and unfortunately, Ivy is the best one available. She hates his attitude. He loves getting on her nerves. But when Ryder asks Ivy to pretend to be his girlfriend, their simple arrangement starts becoming dangerously real. Because Ryder isn’t supposed to fall for his tutor. And Ivy definitely isn’t supposed to fall for the boy she swore she hated.

“Damn, Dylan… I bet she can't handle you like we can.” Getting cheated on was embarrassing. Finding out my boyfriend had been cheating on me with multiple friends? Absolutely devastating. But watching him parade his new girlfriend around campus like I was the one who had done something wrong? Yeah, screw that. So when his biggest enemy offers me the perfect opportunity to get revenge, I take it. Fake date his younger brother. Make my ex jealous. Make him regret ever cheating on me. Honestly, what could possibly go wrong? Apparently, everything. Because his younger brother isn't the annoying kid I remember. He's now the hockey team's golden boy. Arrogant, charming, ridiculously attractive, and way too good at getting under my skin. We have three simple rules: Rule 1: No catching feelings. Rule 2: No unnecessary kissing. Rule 3: No crossing the line.

“Dad said I would like you, but I already couldn't stand you the moment we met. Isn't that ironic?” “Mutual feelings, then. I guess it's better if we stay out of each other's way.” That was the deal. Kiera Hartley is the newly adopted daughter of the wealthy Cole family—a girl who learned long ago to bury her emotions and has completely lost the ability to cry. Liam Cole is the family's biological son—cynical, arrogant, and harboring a deep-seated hatred for women. They were supposed to be strangers living under the same roof. But everything changes when Liam makes a cruel bet with his friends: make the unshakeable new girl cry. To win, Liam must break through Kiera's walls, playing a dangerous game of emotional warfare. But Kiera's silence hides a dark past, and her armor is thicker than he ever anticipated.

Roman Hayes is the last man Isla Bennett should ever want. He is her brother’s sworn enemy, the hockey team’s golden boy, and the one person Ethan has forbidden her from getting close to. Unfortunately, Roman seems determined to make staying away impossible. What begins as an unexpected friendship quickly becomes something far more dangerous. Their stolen moments turn into secret kisses, hidden dates, and feelings neither of them planned for. For the first time, Isla sees the man behind Roman’s reputation, while Roman finds himself falling for the one girl he can never openly have. But keeping their relationship secret becomes harder when Ethan starts noticing the change between them. Then Isla discovers that Roman and her brother were not always enemies. Years ago, something happened between them that destroyed their friendship and created a rivalry that has lasted ever since. The more Isla investigates, the more she realizes that the truth has been deliberately buried. When her relationship with Roman is finally exposed, she is forced to choose between the brother who has always protected her and the man who has taught her what it means to choose for herself. With the biggest hockey game of the season approaching, the truth may either bring everyone together or destroy them completely.

It all started with a forbidden kiss and a dare. Savannah knows that she has no business being in love with her brother's best friend, superstar college quarterback Nolan Charlestone. So when he kisses her unexpectedly one night at a party, she doesn't know what to believe. Especially when a cute but kind of annoying British rockstar moves into her apartment.

“I told you not to do that!” He snapped pushing me into the janitor’s closet that had become our normal meeting place. “I’m the captain-” “I don’t care!” He spat. “You will do as told or else-” “Or else what Diego?” I challenged. “You will get yourself and your little friends killed.” When Sienna Leighton exposed and got the school’s golden boy expelled for fixing her polo team’s matches, didn’t just win herself the captaincy, she also put a target on her back from the mafia family running the betting ring. Now, their heir, Diego Morozov has transferred to her school and is in her team to make sure they don’t lose any more money thanks to the self-righteous princess. They hate each other, he finds her loud, infuriating and impossible to deal with, while she thinks him arrogant, immoral and controlling. They are out to each other’s blood but the more time they spend together, the more they realize there’s more to them than they show, and it’s impossible not to notice each other. Diego was supposed to focus on protecting his empire. Sienna was supposed to prove a point. Instead, they’re too wrapped up playing a game neither of them knows how to play or win, and ignoring all the odds against them.

Eli Rayes is everything Frieda Frost hates: Rich, arrogant, emotionally unavailable, and adored by everyone. With perfect grades, a promising hockey career, and a reputation as the school's golden boy, he seems to have life handed to him on a silver platter. Unlike her, who has to struggle for everything. Fierce, stubborn, and determined to escape the financial mess her family is drowning in, Frieda has spent years working toward the Global Excellence Scholarship. She is determined not to let anyone stand in her way. Not her classmates, not her teachers, and definitely not the hot hockey player who couldn't take his eyes off her. She wants this scholarship more than anyone else. But unfortunately, Eli wants it too. What starts as academic sabotage quickly turns into an all-out war. Humiliating pranks. Rumors. Public arguments. Neither of them is willing to back down. But things became far more complicated when their parents announced they were dating. Forced into each other's lives outside school, Frieda and Eli discover that beneath the insults and endless battles lies a dangerous attraction neither of them can ignore. But with jealous exes, hidden family secrets, betrayals, and a scholarship only one of them can win, falling in love may be the biggest mistake they ever make. After all, when fire meets ice, someone is bound to get burned.

Blurb Sabrina Daniels has spent years quietly pining for her older brother’s closest friend—the star forward and team captain, Ronan Dickson. When her parents leave the country for several months, she’s more than happy to move into the house her brother shares with Ronan… until the night she finally confesses how she feels and he turns her down. Shattered and embarrassed, Sabrina does her best to stay out of his way. But living under the same roof—and the undeniable pull that still crackles between them—makes distance almost impossible. Ronan may have rejected her, yet he never pulls away when she tests the boundary again. What begins as stolen, secret kisses quickly deepens into something far more intense and forbidden. Ronan, however, is carrying more than unresolved feelings. He’s still haunted by the unsolved killing of his mother years ago. When Sabrina insists on helping him dig for the truth, the evidence points somewhere neither of them ever expected—straight to her own father. As long-buried secrets surface and loyalties shatter, one question hangs over them: Can their relationship survive when the truth threatens to destroy everything they know?

“Pretend to be mine, Madison.” Excuse me? Who does Damon Calloway think he is? He is rich, ridiculously handsome, and the infamous GT racing playboy who has never had to chase a girl in his life. Girls want him, luxury cars follow him everywhere, and his family name opens doors most people can only dream of. So why is he asking me to be his girlfriend? I am a mechanical engineering student with big dreams, a sharp tongue, and absolutely no interest in becoming another name on his list of conquests. Unfortunately, he needs a girlfriend, and I need something only he can help me get. Six months. One secret contract. Two people pretending to be in love. Nobody can know the truth, especially his father, who has already chosen the perfect woman for his son. But between jealous girls, a dangerously charming racing rival, and a playboy who is becoming far too convincing, I might be in trouble. Because what happens when pretending to love Damon Calloway becomes real? And what happens when the man who makes my heart race becomes the reason it breaks?

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.

He thought he wasn't replaceable. She replaced him with the only wolf he couldn't beat. Catching her fated mate, Daniel, in bed with her pack sister was the ultimate betrayal. But when Daniel blames her and demands his team jacket back for his next girl, Gina decides she's done being quiet. Enter Andrew Shaw: the team's star forward, Daniel's fierce rival, and an elite Alpha with a strict rule against dating. Desperate to keep his grades up as requested by his father, Andrew agrees to Gina's wild proposition: she saves his GPA, and he pretends to be her hopelessly devoted boyfriend in front of the entire pack. The plan is simple: Make Daniel choke on his regret. But as "fake practice" turns into explosive real touch, the lines blur fast. And when the campus playboy realizes he doesn't want to play pretend anymore, the real battle on the ice begins.

Synopsis Siena Blue thought saving her future alpha’s life would earn her a lifetime of love. Instead, on their anniversary, she catches Chris cheating with her best friend, Kelani, who is carrying his child. Heartbroken, Siena turns to the last man she should trust—Jeremy Blackwood, Chris’s ruthless rival. After one reckless night together, Jeremy proposes a ten-month fake relationship designed to destroy Chris’s pride. But as their revenge unfolds, their attraction becomes real, and Siena discovers dark secrets behind the rivalry between their packs. When their contract is exposed and trust shatters, Siena must choose between returning to the life she knew or risking everything for the rival who taught her what love should be.

Sophie Riley Hayes has spent years secretly loving her golden-boy best friend, Noah Grayson, believing that one day he’ll finally see her as more than the shy girl in oversized sweaters and glasses. Then she overhears him call her a pathetic dork who worships him. By morning, the cruel conversation has spread across campus, turning Sophie into everyone’s favorite joke—and Noah’s silence hurts more than his words ever could. Enter Rhett Mavericks, the arrogant hockey captain and Noah’s infamously reckless stepbrother. He offers Sophie a deal: fake-date him, and he’ll help her reclaim her confidence and destroy the humiliation surrounding her. In return, she’ll tutor him and keep his hockey career on track. It should be simple. Except Rhett has wanted Sophie for years. And pretending to be hers might be the most dangerous thing he’s ever done—because the more he gets to know the girl behind the glasses, the less willing he is to let her go. Now the campus thinks their love story is fake. Rhett knows better. He fell first. And he’s done hiding it.

~ He was supposed to make her fall. He didn’t plan on falling first. ~ Wren Castellano has spent two years perfecting the art of being invisible. She wears her late mother’s oversized cardigans, hides behind thick glasses, keeps her head and avoids the spotlight. Being unnoticed feels safer than being seen. So when we goes to college, she expects to remain invisible forever. Then the most popular boy on campus knocks on her door on the first day of college. Callum ‘Cal’ Ferreira is the golden-boy captain of the university hockey team. Everyone knows his face, his jersey number, and his reputation. When Cal knocks on Room 309, Wren assumes he has the wrong door. He doesn’t. He has come because of a hockey-team tradition and a bet. The rules are simple: Cal has until Winter Formal to get the mysterious girl from Room 309 to fall in love with him attend the dance with him publicly. If he fails, he has to give up his position as Captain for the rest of the year. What begins as a harmless locker-room date quickly becomes something neither Wren nor Cal expected. But when Wren eventually discovers that the boy she fell in love with initially approached her because of a bet, every memory they shared becomes suspect. Was any of it real? And can love survive when its beginning was a lie? Winning her was easy. Getting her to trust him again will be the real challenge.

“Rule number one,” he says. “Stay out of my room.” “Rule number two,” I reply. “Keep your girlfriends out of the living room.” He grins. “Jealous already?” I roll my eyes. “I’d rather date a cactus.” Six months later… He’s on one knee. And I’m about to break both our hearts.