A Deal with the Defender
My ex didn’t believe in marriage—until he cheated with my sister and put a ring on her finger three months later.
Their wedding is in seven weeks and I refuse to be the pathetic, heartbroken ex everyone pities. I need a date. Not just any date—I need someone who’ll make my ex’s jaw hit the floor and prove I’ve moved on to something better.
My perfect solution is Lucien Beaumont: pro hockey’s biggest flirt, my ex’s fiercest rival, and the last man I should be anywhere near. He’s arrogant, infuriating, and has a smile that should be illegal. He’s also got his own reasons for wanting revenge on my ex.
The plan is simple: fake a whirlwind romance. Make it look so real, no one questions it.
The problem? The heat between us isn’t fake. Every touch that’s supposed to be for show sets me on fire. Every whispered promise in front of the cameras makes me forget we’re pretending. And when he looks at me like I’m the only woman in the room, I almost believe it myself.
But Lucien’s off-limits for one very big reason: my father is his coach. One wrong move, and we both lose everything.
The closer we get to the wedding, the harder it is to remember where the act ends and the truth begins.
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