One curvy law student. Four gorgeous hockey players. Zero chance at keeping things simple.
Mia Abbott is in her final year of law school, laser-focused on graduation and landing the internship of her dreams. When she moves in with her lifelong best friend Casey and his boyfriend Owen—plus two of their hockey teammates, Waylon and Luca—she expects late-night study sessions, takeout-fueled chaos, and maybe the occasional shirtless distraction.
She doesn’t expect feelings.
What begins as friendship quickly spirals into something deeper as tension simmers between shared glances, lingering touches, and the kind of trust Mia’s never experienced before. Each of the guys brings something different to her life—and her heart—and trying to choose between them? Impossible.
But love doesn’t always play fair. And when boundaries blur and hearts get involved, Mia will have to decide if she’s brave enough to embrace a love that defies the rules.
Because sometimes, happily ever after doesn’t look the way you planned, and life has a way of becoming…Pucking Tangled.
Genre: FICTION / Romance / ContemporaryThis is my best seller so far, ranking below 10k consistently on Amazon
A touch of excitement and relief buzzed in the air as they piled out of Luca’s SUV.
Mia looked down at the ground and rubbed the toe of her shoe against the concrete. “I…uh…I’ve got another class this afternoon.”
They all froze.
Mia pointed at them, dragging her finger from Luca, to Waylon, and then Chase and Owen. “Don’t you look at me like that. I have responsibilities.”
“We’ll come with you,” Luca said, moving toward her, but stopping a few feet away.
Mia put her hands on her hips. “Now you four listen. I know the last 48 hours have been crazy. And you’ve all shown up for me. But, right now, I need to go back to campus. On my own. The last thing I need is four angry grizzly bears following me around. And before you all start, this isn’t me pulling away or being stubborn. It’s me being me. Aching for a little normalcy. It’s one class. I’ll be back home before you even notice I’m gone.”
Owen stepped forward and tipped her chin up. “Oh, we’ll notice. The minute you pull out of the driveway,” he winked and gave her a kiss. “But we understand.”
“Speak for yourself.” Waylon playfully shoved Owen out of the way. “He’s right about noticing the minute you leave. But I damn sure don’t understand why we can’t go with you.”
Mia wrapped her arms around his neck and gave him a kiss. “How’s
