CFU Hockey

Of all the guys to walk in looking for a tutor, did it have to be Foster Kane?

I’ve avoided him like the plague since our one night together freshman year turned into the world’s most humiliating disaster—followed by the worst year of my life.

It wasn’t hard. I’m practically invisible on campus, while he’s the golden boy of the hockey team—popular, charming, and constantly surrounded by adoring fans.

But avoiding him stops being an option when I’m assigned to be his math tutor.

Now I’m stuck spending hours each week with the guy who once made me feel like nothing…and suddenly won’t stop looking at me like I mean something.

The only thing getting me through is Bear—my anonymous online friend. He’s kind. Funny. Safe. We met on a Stardew Valley server and clicked instantly. I’ve never even seen his face, but talking to him feels like breathing.

He’s the only guy I trust.

Which is why it hurts like hell when I find out he’s been lying to me.

Because Bear… is Foster.

And I don’t know if I can ever forgive him.

Campus Crush is a steamy college hockey romance with gaming banter, hidden identities, and a cinnamon roll hockey player who’s determined to do whatever it takes to earn a second chance. It is the first book in the CFU Hockey series.

Hating Drew Dumontier is in my DNA. He’s the star defenseman for CFU hockey, a golden boy with a lethal smirk, and the undisputed bane of my existence. Our families have been at war for seventy years, and nothing will stop me from winning.

Our family feud is legendary on campus…and so are the pranks we pull on each other.

Turns out the universe has a twisted sense of humor. Not only are we forced together as partners on a psychology project worth half our final grade, but a baby is left on his doorstep with a note claiming he’s the father.

Watching the arrogant hockey star transform into a devoted single dad is a complication I never saw coming. As the nights get longer and the tension between us reaches a breaking point, the hatred I’ve nourished for years begins to feel a lot like desire.

But it’s the way he protects his daughter and supports my dreams that changes everything. He’s no longer just the enemy; he’s the person who makes me want to break the cycle once and for all.

He tells me he’s choosing me over our families. He says he loves me more than the grudge. But trust is a dangerous thing for a Tinsley to give a Dumontier.

Especially when a secret is revealed that makes me wonder if I was just a pawn in a locker room game all along.

Campus Rival is a steamy enemies to lovers college hockey romance. If you love feuding families, banter, combustible tension, and a college athlete and his roommates turning into big softies for his baby daughter, then you won’t want to miss this one. It’s book 2 in the CFU Hockey series, but can be read as a standalone.

When my brother's best friend discovers the very private, very spicy bucket list I never meant for anyone to see, he does the last thing I expect—he volunteers to help me check it off.

Liam Farrell is the hockey team's most notorious playboy, and trust me, the reputation is earned. One flash of that smile and the subtle lilt of his Irish accent and I'm forgetting every reason this is a terrible idea.

My brother will kill us both if he finds out, which should be reason enough to say no, but I've spent my whole life fading into the background next to Drew. Being the invisible twin and feeling like I was a secondary character in my own damn life.

It’ll no doubt end in disaster. But…I trust Liam. And after getting called boring in bed, I need someone I can feel safe with to check these items off my list.

We agree to be exclusive until the list is done, but with every item that gets checked off, the more the lines blur. And now I’m falling for the last person I should.

Because Liam doesn’t believe in love, and has made it clear that he’s not built for forever.

And I’m starting to fear forever is exactly what I want.

Campus Secret is a steamy best friend's sister college hockey romance with a secret relationship, a bucket list arrangement that breaks every rule, and a hockey player who discovers that the woman he tried to protect from himself is the only reason he wants to be a better man. It is the third book in the CFU Hockey series, but can be read as a standalone.

The bold, confident girl everyone loves? She's the best lie I've ever told.

She’s loud, fearless, always laughing, and being a rock for everyone around her. No one has any clue that I’ve spent the last five years faking the confidence I exude like it comes naturally. No one would guess I’ve built a carefully crafted house of cards.

Until my estranged brother shows up at my door and threatens to tear it down. He demands I come home for Christmas and that it’s time to face my family—despite the fact we both know they still blame me for what happened.

Then my roommate and one of my closest friends, Harrison Gordon, swoops in with a rescue I didn’t see coming. He tells my brother that he’s my boyfriend and he’s coming with me. And instead of refuting the obvious lie, I go with it because the truth is I’m not strong enough to face my family alone.

The quiet hockey goalie has always seen more than he should. He sees through every joke, every deflection, every carefully crafted lie. And somehow, instead of running, he stays.

The more time we spend together, the harder it becomes to keep my walls up. Because Harry makes me feel safe in a way I haven't felt in years. He keeps insisting I deserve forgiveness. That I deserve love.

But Harry doesn't know the whole story. And I have no doubt that when he learns the truth about the night that changed everything, he'll realize what I’ve known all along.

Some sins are too big to be forgiven, and some people don’t deserve to be truly happy.

Campus Fake is a steamy friends to lovers, fake dating college hockey romance featuring a quiet goalie who falls first, found family, survivor's guilt, emotional healing, and a heroine who must learn that surviving isn't the same thing as living. It is the fourth and final book in the CFU Hockey series, but can be read as a standalone.