Secret Pucking Unicorn
What do you get when a sweet-as-puck hockey-playing wolf shifter with a secret is reunited with his sister’s best friend that he’s loved since childhood who has a secret of her own? The swoons.
Declan
I’ve always done what is expected of me and been the perfect son, brother, and future Alpha. Now I’m ready to go after my own dreams. The first step is being the best player I can be on my pro hockey team and earning enough money to buy the horse farm I’ve always wanted. The second step is declaring my feelings and convincing my sister’s best friend to give me the chance to prove I’m someone she can love. She’s off working in New Zealand, so I have time to work on the first step before having to be brave enough to take the second. Until…
Miranda
I’m tired of not feeling like I belong anywhere. My parents are dedicated to their careers, and I rarely stay anywhere long enough to form genuine connections. I want to put down roots, be near the few friends I’ve made over the years and be part of a community. I’ve had a hopeless crush on my best friend’s older brother, Declan, for years, but he’s only ever seen me as a friend. It’s time to consider looking for someone who will love me in return. When a sudden chance to work for a professional shifter hockey team in New Jersey comes up, I jump at it without a second thought, not knowing Declan was one of the star players until I walked into the rink. How will I be able to find someone when the only man I’ve ever wanted is front and center and focused solely on me?
Fate has a way of bringing people together. Secrets have a way of tearing them apart. Which will prevail?
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