He’s the ice-cold Captain. He’s the chaotic new star. And I’m the woman who’s about to melt them both.

Beckett "Mother" Vance: I live my life by a system. Discipline. Order. Control. As Captain of the Chicago Cyclones, I don't have time for chaos. And I definitely don't have time for Rio Santez—the flashy, arrogant winger who treats my ice like his personal playground. I hate him. I hate his ego, I hate his smile, and I hate the way he makes me lose my cool.

Rio Santez: Beck thinks he’s God’s gift to defensive hockey. I think he needs to loosen up. He calls me a show pony; I call him "Mother" because he mothers everyone on the team. We’re supposed to be teammates, but we’re barely not killing each other.

Sloane Kessler: I have a PR firm to run, a six-year-old daughter to raise, and zero patience for games. When I meet Rio at a bar, he’s a fun distraction. When I meet Beck a few days later, he’s an intriguing challenge. I didn’t know they were teammates. I didn’t know they were rivals. And I definitely didn’t know what would happen when they both showed up at my apartment on the same night.

The chemistry isn't just a spark; it's a bomb.

I propose a simple arrangement: No strings. No feelings. Just three adults relieving some tension. But as the lines between rivalry and obsession blur, the heat on the ice is nothing compared to the fire in my bedroom.

Beck claims he’s straight. Rio claims he’s unlovable.

I’m about to prove them both wrong.

Mother Puckers is a high-heat, enemies-to-lovers MMF hockey romance. It features a bi-awakening, a grumpy/sunshine rivalry, and a happily ever after where nobody has to choose.

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