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Kate Winchester has perfected the art of not needing anyone.
After a lifetime of seizures, hospital visits, and being treated like she's made of glass, college is supposed to be her shot at a normal life. She has plans. She has goals. She has Blakely and Ashlyn, her best friends, and that's all the support system she's ever wanted.
What she doesn't have time for is the infuriating, broad-shouldered paramedic who showed up in the ambulance after her last seizure.
Macklin Taylor sees a girl who's been fighting alone for too long. He doesn't care that she's pricklier than a cactus, or that she's his little brother's girlfriend's roommate, or that she's made it abundantly clear she wants nothing to do with him.
He's stubborn. He's soft-hearted under all that grump. And he's absolutely convinced she needs a friend.
Kate is absolutely convinced she doesn't.
But Macklin has a way of showing up. At the campus coffee shop where she's supposed to be studying. At the hockey games where Theo's playing and Blakely's cheering. At every place she'd rather not see him...which is everywhere.
And when a snowstorm strands them in a one-bed cabin and her body decides now is the right time to fall apart, Macklin's the one holding her together.
He says he just wants to be her friend.
Her heart isn't sure it got the memo.
A Slow-Burn Grumpy Sunshine Hockey Romance Heat Level: Open Door / Explicit POV: Dual First Person Setting: Lockwood Heights — home of the LAU Hawks Book 3 of the Don't Let Me series — each book is a standalone, read in any order Ending: HEA — no cliffhanger
Perfect for readers who love Hannah Grace's Wildfire, Liz Tomforde's Mile High, and Elsie Silver's small-town caretaker heroes '' protective grumps who can't help themselves, sunshine heroines who refuse to be coddled, and the kind of love that shows up even when you tell it to leave.
Continues the Lockwood Heights universe alongside Colt and Ashlyn from Don't Let Me Fall and Theo and Blakely from Don't Let Me Go.
Genre: New Adult Romance
After a lifetime of seizures, hospital visits, and being treated like she's made of glass, college is supposed to be her shot at a normal life. She has plans. She has goals. She has Blakely and Ashlyn, her best friends, and that's all the support system she's ever wanted.
What she doesn't have time for is the infuriating, broad-shouldered paramedic who showed up in the ambulance after her last seizure.
Macklin Taylor sees a girl who's been fighting alone for too long. He doesn't care that she's pricklier than a cactus, or that she's his little brother's girlfriend's roommate, or that she's made it abundantly clear she wants nothing to do with him.
He's stubborn. He's soft-hearted under all that grump. And he's absolutely convinced she needs a friend.
Kate is absolutely convinced she doesn't.
But Macklin has a way of showing up. At the campus coffee shop where she's supposed to be studying. At the hockey games where Theo's playing and Blakely's cheering. At every place she'd rather not see him...which is everywhere.
And when a snowstorm strands them in a one-bed cabin and her body decides now is the right time to fall apart, Macklin's the one holding her together.
He says he just wants to be her friend.
Her heart isn't sure it got the memo.
A Slow-Burn Grumpy Sunshine Hockey Romance Heat Level: Open Door / Explicit POV: Dual First Person Setting: Lockwood Heights — home of the LAU Hawks Book 3 of the Don't Let Me series — each book is a standalone, read in any order Ending: HEA — no cliffhanger
Perfect for readers who love Hannah Grace's Wildfire, Liz Tomforde's Mile High, and Elsie Silver's small-town caretaker heroes '' protective grumps who can't help themselves, sunshine heroines who refuse to be coddled, and the kind of love that shows up even when you tell it to leave.
Continues the Lockwood Heights universe alongside Colt and Ashlyn from Don't Let Me Fall and Theo and Blakely from Don't Let Me Go.
Genre: New Adult Romance
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