A broken goalie. A physical therapist. And the love they didn’t expect. But will it be enough to heal what they’re afraid to face?

Holt Abbott, the goalie for the Orlando Storm and a newly single dad, is the last person I should fall for. As the team’s newest physical therapist, my job is to help him heal so he can get back in the net.

I should not be thinking about how good looking he is or how much I admire the way he took on his new responsibility as a dad without hesitation. I should not be wanting to find...

A broken goalie. A physical therapist. And the love they didn’t expect. But will it be enough to heal what they’re afraid to face?

Holt Abbott, the goalie for the Orlando Storm and a newly single dad, is the last person I should fall for. As the team’s newest physical therapist, my job is to help him heal so he can get back in the net.

I should not be thinking about how good looking he is or how much I admire the way he took on his new responsibility as a dad without hesitation. I should not be wanting to find out who he is under the grumpy exterior. Especially because I have my own baggage.

But the more time I spend with him the more I can’t resist him. Before I know it, we’re giving into our feelings and agreeing to see where things go.

Until his past comes back to haunt him, and threatens our future together. I don’t know if we’ll survive. It really might just be too good to be true.

Golden Goal is book three in the Orlando Storm series but can be read as a standalone.

Tropes: Sports (Hockey), Forced Proximity, Workplace, Single Dad (Surprise Baby), Found Family

Intended for audiences 18+