Before We Came: A Hockey Romance

Before We Came: A Hockey RomanceThings heat up when a shocking secret paves the way for childhood sweethearts to rekindle the flameand indulge in their deepest des! res . . . In a single moment, Birdie learns her entire life has been a lie. Confused about her identity, furious at her recently deceased adoptive mother, and on the verge of meeting the family whos been searching for her for twenty two years, she needs a brief escape from the chaos. So who could blame her for indulging

Things heat up when a shocking secret paves the way for childhood sweethearts to rekindle the flame―and indulge in their deepest des!res . . .

In a single moment, Birdie learns her entire life has been a lie. Confused about her identity, furious at her recently deceased “adoptive” mother, and on the verge of meeting the family who’s been searching for her for twenty-two years, she needs a brief escape from the chaos. So who could blame her for indulging in a one-n!ght stand with a man whose d!rty talk and lavish praise absolutely rock her world? Too bad she’ll never see him again . . .

Lonan Burke is tired of being a hockey pl@yboy with an endless string of puck bunnies notching his bedpost. And when his best friend’s long-lost sister walks into the room―now a total smoke show―he feels fate is acting on his behalf. But there’s one problem: she doesn’t remember him or anything about her past. He’ll just have to figure out a way to bring her back to him.

As Birdie rediscovers the life that was stolen from her, Lonan’s penthouse offers a sanctuary from the media hounds who’ve caught wind of her story and are clamoring for an exclusive. Through it all, Lonan is there holding her hand―when he’s not pinning both her hands down, that is. He’ll do anything to show Birdie her future lies with him. But how can she settle down when she’s just been set free?

Before We Came is a sp!cy hockey romance featuring suspense, angst, f0rced proximity, second-chance love, and of course, a happily ever after. Possible triggers include k!dnapping and a f@tal car accident, and childhood em0tional and physical @buse are mentioned but not described in detail.