THE CONNECTICUT COMETS

Meet the players of the Connecticut Comets. These hockey heroes are hot on ice but scorching between the sheets!

You met Comets’ captain, Jaxon Slate, and his best friends and teammates in SCORING THE PRINCESS. It’s time for Cal, Benji and Jaxon’s younger brother, Braxton, to share their stories..

For the best reading experience, it is suggested to read the Remington Royals series first.

BAGGING THE BLUELINER
Book One

Cal and Hannah

Hannah Moreau is a girl on a mission. Her ultimate goal is to bag a hockey player. You would think it would be easy, given her access to her hometown team. There’s  just one problem—her father, the head coach of the Connecticut Comets and three-time champion hockey legend. The first rule of playing for the Comets: don’t touch Coach’s daughters.

Not one to back down from a challenge, Hannah begins to look for loopholes, new angles that she can use to meet her objective. Nothing will stand in her way. She believes it’s her destiny to end up with a hockey player on her arm.

Cal Berg is the Comet’s star defenseman. As a veteran player, he’s cocky, arrogant, and can’t resist any chance to put the coach’s daughter in her place, especially when she voices strong opinions about his playing style. What he wasn’t counting on was a drunken slip, letting Hannah know exactly how he feels about her—that he doesn’t hate her at all and can’t stand the thought of her with another man. There’s just one hitch. He doesn’t remember sending that voicemail! But she isn’t about to let him forget it.

Hannah’s girl gang is always there for her. Read Natalie, Amy and Lucy’s stories in THE REMINGTON ROYALS series.   

SURPRISE FOR THE SNIPER
BOOK TWO

Benji and Liv

Liv Mason has lived her whole life as a minister’s daughter in the rural Upper Peninsula of Michigan. She’s also a single mom, which doesn’t exactly mesh with small-town morality, and she’s used to the townsfolk whispering behind her back. She loved deeply once and lost, but it was a sacrifice she made willingly. She let her son’s father go to chase his dream without letting him know that he’d be leaving a piece of himself behind. Her life is now devoted to the little  boy with his father’s eyes.

 
Benji Mills couldn’t beat it out of that small town fast enough when he was called up to play hockey for the national junior team in Detroit. Now, he’s coming off a league championship with the Connecticut Comets professional hockey team and living the dream. His name will be etched on the big silver cup for all of eternity, he has more money than he knows what to do with, and all the puck bunnies he could ever want. 

He’s living the dream, until he is reminded that champions are expected to do a public relations stint in their hometown. Wardale is not a place he ever wanted to see again. The memories are painful. Abandoned by his addict father at the town’s firehouse as a child, he never really belonged. He has no idea that his return will soon put him a collision course with his high school sweetheart’s life-altering secr

SECOND-RATE SUPERSTAR
Book Three

Braxton and Dakota

Braxton Slate can’t shake living in his older brother’s shadow. Jaxon Slate is not just a superstar for the Connecticut Comets hockey team but he’s the face of the league. To make matters worse, they are carbon copies of each other. But everyone knows the sequel can never live up to the hype of the original. Unlike Jaxon, who was a first round draft pick, Braxton was his year’s Mr. Irrelevant, not only chosen last, but by his brother’s own team. As for romance, he’s sworn off it. He doesn’t trust that a woman can see beyond his status, using it for personal gain.

Dakota Danielson is a romance novelist with a huge dilemma. Hockey romance is super-hot at the moment, and she’s promised to write one. She can’t let her readers down. The problem is she knows nothing about hockey or any sport. Her mother’s heart was shattered by her football-star father, who abandoned them for his “other family.” She wants nothing to do with jocks but grudgingly gives in to her roommate’s suggestion that she attend a hockey blow-out bash to do a little research.

Braxton can’t believe his luck, meeting a beautiful woman who isn’t interested in scoring a hockey player. Revealing his occupation actually sent her running, but he was far too intrigued to just let her go. He is ready to prove that he’s more than a second-rate superstar. This game of love might be the most important of his life, but can he win if she’s not even willing to play?