I’ve always been into number one.

The Great One. 1’s on the Enneagram. Beyonce’s first solo album.

And relationships? “One night only” seems to be my preferred status. I’m sure a therapist would have opinions, but I boil it down to this: my schedule is slammed as a pharma rep, and I get bored easily.

And I might only be attracted to F-boys.

So, imagine my momentary psychotic break when I come face-to-face with the one hockey player I broke my unofficial rule for. While being treated in urgent care.

Our TWO no-name hookups were months ago, and I had zero idea he was the captain of Pucks Deep, our rival hockey team. The guy all the Snowballs players have a deep-seated grudge against.

Now, all of it is back to bite me because I just found out Jordan has a connection to one of Alberta’s hardest-to-reach hospitals. To make things worse? The practice arena for Pucks Deep is under renovation, and their team is forced onto the same ice as the Snowballs.

In order to meet my sales goals, I need to get my addiction treatment drug on the formulary at Jordan’s hospital.

But that means fraternizing with the enemy.

While somehow keeping it a secret from my Snowball family.

I’m the number one sales rep in the province, and the Snowballs are MY number one team. I need Jordan’s help to keep the first title. But if anyone finds out about us? He might knock me out of the running for the second…

One season. Two stars. A game they never anticipated…

Jack Harrison's NHL dreams were shattered in a clash with coaches, leaving him playing for an Elite League team in his hometown of Calgary, Alberta. But life throws him a power play: a chance to join the Calgary Flames during an illness outbreak. Suddenly, Jack's back in the spotlight, and after scoring on one of the league's best goalies, Canada is rallying for him to stay put.

Enter Delia Melise, a rising star fresh onto the Canadian music scene with a PR team hungry for headlines. Their plan? A fake romance with Jack, the country's newest golden boy.

It's a play for publicity—until real feelings start breaking through the ice. As the spotlight grows hotter, so does the chemistry between them, and what started as a strategy soon spirals into something neither can control.

As Jack fights for his spot on the Flames and Delia's career hits new heights, they find themselves questioning whether a love sparked under the glare of the media lights can become something real…

For fans of Emily Henry and Abby Jiminez, “On the Power Play” is a heart-pounding hockey romance that will have you rooting for love on and off the ice.

He teaches by the book. But shell take them off-script.

Megs once-promising acting dreams leave her in debt and force her to move back home and juggle latte orders instead of auditions. Just when Megs is most desperate to make her own way, the whisper of an opportunity arises: a narration competition by the renowned local romance novelist, Oscar Calloway.

She should get a real jobbut she never excelled at making good life choices.

So instead, Megs enrolls in a class for one night to access the colleges recording studio and accidentally on purpose finds herself in the arms of her would-be (but most definitely not) professor.

But then her attempt to drop the class fails. And she finds her name listed as a competition finalist in the local paper.

Smack dab next to the name of her hot new faculty crush.

Now Megs is not only enrolled in Gideon's class for the semester but required to spend evenings and weekends with him in the final romantic stages of Oscar's elimination rounds.

Megs can't lose the competition.

Gideon can't date his students.

Surrounded by starlit nights, midnight bonfires, and Oscar's audition scenes, will they be able to keep their eyes on the rules and the prize money and off each other?

Love in Audio is a delightful rom-com with a neurodivergent female lead. Fans of Emily Henry or Katherine Center will adore this bingeworthy novel.

Based on first impressions, I'm the last person Ryan should hire as a nanny for the summer.

With his judgmental attitude, I shouldn't want the job.

But since I'm fighting a custody battle and he's desperate, plus the fact that our girls are best friendsI took his offer.

It all seems pretty perfect until the girls aren't satisfied with only daylight hours. First, it's the sleepover requests, then Bailey begging to bring Ryan's daughter Amaya with us on our trip to Montana. I never wouldve considered it had my sister not called and said our brother ditched out on his portion of the reservation fee.

I cant afford to cover it, and Bailey is dead set on having her friend at the lake. But Ryan has opinions. Ryan ruins fun. I don't need another man in my life telling me how I'm doing everything wrong as a parent. I don't need him hijacking our vacation.

But the one thing Ryan and I have in common? Well do anything for our daughters.

Besides, how hard could it be to keep a cranky hockey player at arms length?