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Make Me Believe It

(2027)
(The second book in the Make Me series)
A novel by

 
 
Marcus Reid has never been particularly good at following orders.
As captain of his college hockey team, Marcus is stubborn and hot-headed, with a reputation for running coaches out of the rink. So when a former NHL captain shows up with an infuriatingly calm attitude, an unfairly attractive face, and no intention of putting up with his bullshit, Marcus makes it his personal mission to drive him insane.

Kayson Hayde never planned on becoming a coach.

An injury ended his NHL career before he was ready to let it go, leaving him with a body that refuses to forget and a future he never asked for. Coaching college hockey was supposed to be his second chance. A way back into the sport that had always been his entire world.

What he hadn't accounted for was Marcus Reid.

His captain. His biggest headache. And the one temptation he can't afford to give in to.

But somewhere between heated arguments, stolen moments, and late-night conversations that turn far too personal, the lines between them begin to blur.

Make Me Believe It is a slow-burn M/M college hockey romance featuring a forbidden coach/player relationship, age gap, rivals-to-lovers tension, hurt/comfort, found family, plenty of heated arguments, and a hard-earned happily ever after.


Genre: Gay Romance



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