Player Problems
Baylor
Torryn Gray is bold, brash, and has a reputation that rivals even mine.
She should be terrifying, but I’m only intrigued, captivated by the way she doesn’t need to be the center of attention.
Coming off a season where my past exploits haunted me, I’ve vowed to be more careful about who I let into my bed. Someone who won’t distract me. Who won’t attempt to manipulate or take advantage. Someone like Torryn, who isn’t easily impressed. Who doesn’t care about falling in love or what I can do with a puck.
All I have to do is convince her I’m more than capable of giving her what she needs. Hint–it starts with o and ends with her screaming my name.
I guess it’s a good thing I’m well known for my talent but even better known for what I can do on a mattress.
Torryn
There are three things that are important to me
My family
My best friend
My future
If it doesn’t help me protect or serve those things, I don’t have time or energy for it. I’ve barely managed to find time for fleeting moments of pleasure. But even those hookups are starting to feel like more effort than their worth.
Until my best friend drags me to a hockey house and I meet Baylor Levine.
Charming, outgoing, and playful, he’s convinced he can give me exactly what I need–all the rewards and none of the risks.
It’s all fun and games and twisted bedsheets until an unknown player enters the arena, making demands and following them with threats. As my stalker grows bolder, Baylor grows more and more protective. We grow closer until even our friends are starting to look at us sideways.
But haven’t they ever heard of friends with benefits before?
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