Tell Me I'm Wrong

She wears her bad reputation like a badge of honor. Unfortunately for her, that kind of trouble is this hockey star’s favorite play.

Life has been aimless for former ballerina Denise Stryker ever since an injury ended her career before it had a chance to take off. She’ll say she’s fine, but unanswered calls from family and avoidance of Kingswell’s Golden Boy, Lucas Callahan, prove otherwise.
She tries to pull away from the jock, yet she always ends up back in his orbit. Lucas grins at the greedy spark in her eyes, disguised as annoyance – stands too close because he likes proving a point.

Denise has always been good at putting up a front, but after one intoxicating night, she’s not sure if casual was ever an option.

Lucas Callahan has always had a knack for testing people’s patience. Reactions are what fuel him, from his role as class clown to his pursuit of Denise Stryker, his coach’s very own daughter. He’s spent most of his life trying to prove he’s not just some meathead in a jersey.

Then he meets Denise.

She’s daring and confident. Sometimes even a little cruel. But he notices a crack in her armor. One similar to his own. Now he finds himself letting her call the shots. Denise says she wants nothing to do with him. Lucas begs to differ. With the season over and more time on his hands, he has one clear mission: break through Denise’s stubborn walls.

Because Lucas has never been one to back away from a challenge – on or off the ice.