The Pucking Wrong Number

Monroe is alone in a big city and short on company when a text arrives from a stranger. The message is plainly meant for someone else, and she answers it anyway. She keeps answering, partly because she needs a lifeline and partly because every exchange leaves her curious and more than a little aroused.

The man on the other end is Lincoln Daniels, the Golden Boy of the Dallas Knights. Monroe snarks back before she knows who he is, and once she does, she still doesn't care about his hockey-god status. That indifference only draws him in further. Lincoln is used to winning on and off the ice, and he sets a new goal: making Monroe his, whatever it takes.

This is a dark hockey romance with an obsessive hero. His pursuit is intense, and Monroe sees the red flags. Even so, she begins to crave the feeling of being truly wanted. The question the book keeps open is whether the wrong number might turn out to be the right man.

Expect a charged, fast-moving read that sits between toxic and tempting, with a lot of heat and a romance that tests where passion tips into obsession. It is part of the Pucking Wrong series, which promises both heartbreak and happy endings.