In the Neutral Zone with my Best Friend
Sweet hockey romcom featuring best friends to lovers, second chance romance, protective goalie hero, workplace tension, and an it’s-always-been-you love story.
She’s my best friend. My biggest what-if. And the one woman I never stopped wanting.
Bree Sutton grew up right alongside me and my sisters on our family ranch—always tagging along, always cheering for me like I was her hero.
But I never saw Bree as a sister.
Last year, she disappeared into the arms of my biggest rival, leaving me to wonder if I’d lost her for good. Now she’s back in my life as the Sun Kings’ new PR manager—the very job I recommended her for—and somehow she’s turning my world upside down all over again.
My teammates have taken it upon themselves to help me win her over, because nothing says romance like locker-room advice. Meanwhile, my nana is planning to sell the family ranch, so my sisters and I won’t have to sacrifice our dreams the way she once did to raise us.
Between weighing hockey against the ranch, mandatory charity events, and the sudden return of Bree’s scumbag ex, I’m juggling more pucks than a goalie should.
The truth is, I’ve loved that girl since before I even knew what love was. And I refuse to let her slip away again—not to another team, another town, or another guy.
Staying in the neutral zone is no longer an option.
This time, I’m playing for keeps.
In the Neutral Zone with My Best Friend is the heart-warming third book in the Romancing the Sun Kings sweet hockey romcom series. If you love protective goalies, lifelong friendships turning into something more, and it’s-always-been-her romance, this feel-good love story will steal your heart.
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