So Pucking Perfect by Jena Wade

Rowan’s life is perfect. He’s the heart of the team, the mascot everyone adores, the little brother who keeps morale high and locker room banter at peak chaos levels. He’s got his found family, his purpose, and absolutely zero interest in the complications that used to haunt him.

Then Reid Garrison shows up as the new head coach.

Years ago, Rowan made a very ill-advised pass at the man—and got benched hard for it. He’s had plenty of time to get over the humiliation, the rejection, the alpha who saw him as a distraction to be removed. Except Reid’s not the same coach anymore and Rowan is not the same innocent omega. And when the alpha’s heat-flushed gaze starts finding Rowan across the locker room, it becomes clear: neither of them has really moved on.

With the whole team as an audience, Rowan’s about to learn that some connections don’t stay buried—and some alphas come back to claim what they should have taken the first time.