Autorentext

USA Today bestselling author Kat Mizera is a South Florida native. Born in Miami Beach with a healthy dose of wanderlust, she's called Los Angeles, Long Island, upstate New York, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, and Atlanta home. She's never been able to pick which locale is her favorite, but if pressed, she'd probably choose the west coast. Kat's a typical PTA mom with a wonderful and supportive husband (Kevin) and two amazing boys (Nick and Max). When she's not writing, she's either scrapbooking or indulging in her second love (after writing)-traveling. Greece is one of her favorite places in the world. She loves that Athens is a big city with a small-town feel. The food, beaches, and culture keep her going back as often as possible. She hopes to retire there one day so she can spend her days writing books on the beach. As you can guess from her series, the Las Vegas Sidewinders, Kat loves hockey. She is also a freelance hockey writer, covering her favorite team, the Florida Panthers, and any other teams that have an interesting story. The rest of the time, she writes novels: sexy, romantic fiction that she hopes makes you as happy as it makes her. There's something enticing about hockey players and romance . . .

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Welcome to Fort Lauderdale--where the days are hot and the Knights are hotter ...

Vaughn: I might be at the top of my game, but a fresh start feels like the right move at this stage of my career. Joining the Lauderdale Knights has been a great decision, and I'm ready to win this city over.

On opening night the crowd goes wild ... and so does my slap shot. Knocking a fan unconscious wasn't the introduction I envisioned. Especially when I lay eyes on my gorgeous victim. Problem is ... she's engaged.

Juliet: Waking up with a concussion and amnesia has made me realize that when it comes to living life on my terms, it's now or never. My big Italian family means well, but it's time for them to stop calling the shots.

Now if I could just get rid of my fiancé, quit my job, and stop drooling over the hottie hockey player who knocked some sense into me, life would be perfect. Except nothing in my life is perfect ... not even Lauderdale's newest MVP.

Contains mature themes.