Savage Edge

SAVAGE EDGE

A Dark Hockey Romance

Speed is a liar. Pain is the truth. And she is the only one who can break me.

JAXSON MILLER They call me "The Savage." On the ice, I'm a weapon-fast, lethal, and untouchable. But off the ice, I'm bleeding out. A bullet hole in my shoulder. A career hanging by a thread. And a darkness that even the adrenaline can't outrun. I need to get back in the game, but there's a new obstacle in my way: Dr. Sloane Vance. She's the team's new Physical Therapist. She's ice-cold, professional, and completely immune to my charm. She thinks she can bench me. She thinks she can control me. We made a bet: seven days of her brutal rehab protocol. If I survive, I get my clearance. If I break, I sit for the season. I intended to win. I intended to crush her. But when I look into her grey eyes, I don't see a doctor. I see a woman who is running from ghosts scarier than mine. And for the first time in my life, I don't want to win the game. I want to win her.

SLOANE VANCE I've spent five years hiding. I changed my name. I buried my past. I built a fortress around my life so the monster who raised me could never find me again. Working for the Chicago Vipers was supposed to be safe. Then I met Jaxson Miller. He's reckless, arrogant, and dangerously perceptive. He treats his body like a rental and his life like a dare. He's everything I should avoid. But when he touches me, the ice around my heart doesn't just crack-it shatters. I should run. I should leave him to his self-destruction before my past catches up to us both. But the shadows have found us. The Iron Circle is closing in. And the man I tried to break is the only one standing between me and a bullet.

He calls me his Queen. But in this game, the Queen is the first to bleed.

SAVAGE EDGE is a high-octane, dark hockey romance featuring a broken hero, a mafia princess on the run, and a love story that skates on the edge of danger. Expect high heat, violence, and a hard-won Happy Ever After. This is Book 2 in the Chicago Vipers series but can be read as a standalone.