Best Kept Secret
If there’s one thing Logan Cullen is good at, it’s hockey. With an ex-NHL player with impossibly high standards as a father, there was never any other option.
If there’s another thing Logan Cullen is good at, it’s hiding the truth. But when the shine of being one of the best in the league starts to fade, the dull brings out the scars he’s learned to hide so well. There’s only so much fame, women, and money can blur before he’s left wondering how much longer he can keep up the facade. That is until he meets the one person who’s off limits.
After spending a night with his teammate’s little sister, Logan feels like maybe there’s more to all this than just hockey. But then, as it always does, fate plays a cruel hand and he unwittingly manages to screw everything up.
Millie Shaw is definitely not going back to Texas. When her friends had posters of Harry Styles and Justin Bieber on their walls, she had pictures of the Empire State Building and The Statue of Liberty. New York has always been her dream.
Graduating early, Millie’s lucky to clinch an internship on Wall Street, and she joins her brother, New York Thunder Goalie, Dallas Shaw, to live out her dream in the city. But moving to New York comes the real possibility of coming face to face with the one person who broke her heart.
When things don’t work out living with her brother and his soon-to-be wife, Millie finds herself with no choice but to begrudgingly accept an offer to move in with the one man she’s desperate to hate. But there are rules: No men. No women. And absolutely no accidentally walking around naked.
Will being forced together be enough to break them forever, or will it become their Best Kept Secret?
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