Puck Off by M.A. Lee

Logan Cohen:
One thing about me — I don’t do relationships.
There’s only one love for me and that’s hockey. Playing for the Sunnyvale Hawks hockey team is my life.
I don’t have time for clingy girlfriends, salacious stories, and drama that could destroy my NHL future. One-night stands and no strings attached is how I roll.
However, I’ve somehow found myself caught up in everything I’ve tried to avoid. One fight during a game, a drunken night at a bar, and a hook-up that should have remained hidden have all ultimately changed my entire life.
I’ll do anything to achieve my hockey dreams — and staying out of trouble is the key to that success. I’ve got to fix my mistakes and that means staying away from the coach’s wild and reckless daughter. She’s wild, carefree, and sexy as sin. I should stay away from her – but I don’t have the strength to do it.
I just hope the coach doesn’t tell me to Puck Off once he learns that I’m secretly dating his daughter.
Ashlynn Towers:
In my father’s eyes, I’ve always come second to hockey.
As a kid, I grew to the despise the sport that took my father away from me. Now that I’m in college, he has forced me to attend Sunnyvale University, the same school where he coaches the Sunnyvale Hawks Hockey team. All I have to do is stay out of trouble and not embarrass my father.
However, I love trouble, and trouble loves me. Now, after a hot one-night stand, I quickly realize the guy who I can’t get out of my head, also plays for my father as a Sunnyvale Hawk. Getting involved with one of his star players may be the perfect recipe for disaster, but it’s also my chance to have some fun and maybe fall in love.