Masquerade ball rule #1: what happens at the ball doesn't always stay at the ball.
Oops.
A chance encounter with a masked stranger at a charity ball led to an incredible kiss and a night of hot sex. The kiss was my goal for that night, a baby step forward after my husband's death a year ago. The hot sex? Not so much.
You know what else hadn't been my goal?
To be knocked up by a man whose identity is a mystery to me.
So now I'm preparing for my impending motherhood and planning a fundraiser to provide books for foster kids.
The latter is where hot hockey player Logan Mathews comes in...
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The last time I saw Kiera Ashdown was the night of the Jingle Balls masquerade ball. She'd wanted her first time with a man after her husband's death to be with a stranger.
After my NHL team trades me to San Francisco, where my daughter and ex-wife live, I'm determined to be a better father and not repeat past mistakes. My hockey career and my daughter come first.
The last thing I expect to discover is that Kiera is my seven-year-old daughter's teacher. The last thing I expect to learn is that she's pregnant with my dead best friend's child.
And the last thing I want to admit is that I was the one who made love to Kiera—several times—the night of the ball.
Because if she ever found out that I'd lied to her, I could lose her friendship. I could lose so much more...
Decidedly with Luck is a standalone romance. All the books in the series can be read in any order.
"My first 5 star read of 2021. I loved every twist and turn."— Guilty Pleasures Book Reviews
"Loved it SO MUCH!"—A Life Bound By Books
"The moment I started reading I couldn't put it down!"—Book Addict Reviews
"...you'll laugh, you'll cry, you'll swoon and you'll fall in love"—Book Addict Reviews
"This book needs more than 5 stars, heck, it needs all the stars."—Happy Ending Always
"[Kiera and Logan] are unbelievable together, the chemistry is on point even with just their friendship."—Saucy Bloggers
"This was my first book by this author and it won't be my last!!!"—Star Book Reviews