SIN BIN: A Second Chance Fake Dating Hockey Romance

JUNE PARK has built her life with precision: the veterinary clinic, the index cards, the garden, the mornings at Hazel's. Four years of a life with no gaps that couldn't be explained. She's not waiting for anything.Then the Duluth Falcons fold, and WES CALLOWAY comes home.She hasn't seen him in ten years - not since he left Wren Lake at nineteen with a contract and nothing he should have said but didn't. She's fine. Fine is real and earned and exactly what you build when someone leaves without explanation.She's also a maid of honor with six wedding events, a mother who has been running a shortlist, and a very specific problem that Wes - who the town hasn't forgiven yet, who needs to be seen in a normal human context, who agreed to every term she offered before she finished the sentence - is the practical solution to.Six events. Professional warmth. Clean termination at the Lantern Skate on Christmas Eve.He fixed her clinic sign. With the right bracket. Which took three weeks to find. He left a note with one word.Fine, June is learning, is the floor. Not the destination.A closed-door second chance fake dating romance about what it costs to come back, what it takes to earn it, and what happens when the arrangement stops being an arrangement. Standalone readable.

Pages: 219, Paperback, Independently published