Bøger udgivet af Elise Faber

I had the world.Then he told me he wanted a divorce.I was the first female hockey player in the NHL. I'd broken barriers, kicked butt on the ice, made a family out of a group of grumpy misfits... But I couldn't keep my marriage together.I wasn't enough for the man who said he'd love me forever. And now, as strong as I wanted to pretend I was, I wanted to give up, move on, forget everything there was about Stefan. Only... Then I found out the real reason he'd left me. And I knew there had never been any game more important in my life than winning my ex-husband's heart a second time.

One second, he had everything.The next, it was torn away.Oliver James was at the peak of his career, captain of the Baltimore Breakers, minutes away from winning another Cup. Then one hit had derailed all that.All he'd ever known was hockey, and he didn't know where he fit in a world where playing was no longer a possibility. But then he was offered a chance to bring hockey back into his life. A shot at starting over.The only condition of that second chance was required meetings with the team psychologist, Hazel.She was exactly the kind of woman he might have once lusted after-beautiful, kind, a body that screamed sex. She made him feel whole, like a man again.Except, she wasn't interested in him outside of being a patient.Well then, Oliver would just have to convince her otherwise.

He was her fantasy.But having him would get her fired...Plus, everyone knew that relationships between normal women and gorgeous, talented men were doomed to fail.Or maybe it was just that Mandy knew that firsthand.She'd lived that life-always being the one left behind-and wasn't willing to go there again.Hockey was Blane's job, and it was all consuming.There was no room for her.But then...Blane told her she was his fantasy, too.And suddenly, Mandy began to wonder what might happen if all those fantasies became reality.

He was forty years old.He was single.He had his dream job as GM of the Baltimore Breakers hockey franchise, and he was happy.Lie.Because the woman he was in love with was married.To a perfectly nice man who loved her and cared for her and treated her like the queen she was.But then Lexi showed up at his house, tears in her eyes, Caleb out of the picture, and he finally had a shot.A real shot.At love.The trouble was that Luc had spent almost the entirety of his adult life running from love. He didn't do relationships, not any longer.But . . . Lexi was hurt, absolutely devastated, and she needed care and gentleness and deserved all of the romance in the world.So he needed to man up and find a way to convince her to give him that shot.