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The last man Mia Rutherford wants to owe a favor is Henry Buchanan. Her new boss, and the owner of the NHL lions. Her abusive ex just leaked private photos to ruin her career. Her dream job offer was rescinded that morning. And the only person standing in her apartment offering to fix it is the arrogant billionaire who's been a thorn in her side since she was a teenager.
Now he owns the NHL Lions.
And he's offering her the job.
Mia would rather eat glass than work for Henry Buchanan. But she needs the paycheck, the platform, and the chance to rebuild what her ex destroyed. So she takes the job. Running social media for a roster of hockey players who treat her like family from day one.
Henry, on the other hand, treats her like a problem he can't quite solve.
He shows up to her shoots. He hovers at team events. He scowls every time another player makes her laugh.
The infuriating, impossible truth?
The man who acts like he can't stand her is falling apart every time she walks into a room.
But here's the thing.
Mia has rules about men like Henry: don't trust them, don't owe them, and absolutely don't kiss them at the team Christmas party.
She's about to break all three.
A Frenemies-to-Lovers Workplace Hockey Romance Heat Level: Open Door POV: Dual First Person Setting: Lockwood Heights — home of the NHL Lions Book 5 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 Lauren Asher's billionaire heroes, Elsie Silver's grumpy alpha leads, and Tarryn Fisher's enemies-to-lovers tension. Possessive heroes who fall first, sharp heroines who don't trust easy promises, and the kind of slow-burn workplace chemistry that demands an HEA.
Set in the same Lockwood Heights universe as The Little Things series — same town, same hockey, more couples to fall for.
Start the series with Don't Let Me Fall.
Genre: New Adult Romance
Now he owns the NHL Lions.
And he's offering her the job.
Mia would rather eat glass than work for Henry Buchanan. But she needs the paycheck, the platform, and the chance to rebuild what her ex destroyed. So she takes the job. Running social media for a roster of hockey players who treat her like family from day one.
Henry, on the other hand, treats her like a problem he can't quite solve.
He shows up to her shoots. He hovers at team events. He scowls every time another player makes her laugh.
The infuriating, impossible truth?
The man who acts like he can't stand her is falling apart every time she walks into a room.
But here's the thing.
Mia has rules about men like Henry: don't trust them, don't owe them, and absolutely don't kiss them at the team Christmas party.
She's about to break all three.
A Frenemies-to-Lovers Workplace Hockey Romance Heat Level: Open Door POV: Dual First Person Setting: Lockwood Heights — home of the NHL Lions Book 5 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 Lauren Asher's billionaire heroes, Elsie Silver's grumpy alpha leads, and Tarryn Fisher's enemies-to-lovers tension. Possessive heroes who fall first, sharp heroines who don't trust easy promises, and the kind of slow-burn workplace chemistry that demands an HEA.
Set in the same Lockwood Heights universe as The Little Things series — same town, same hockey, more couples to fall for.
Start the series with Don't Let Me Fall.
Genre: New Adult Romance
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