"For five million dollars, would you send a relative to jail?'

"Bud, I would pay five million dollars to send a few there."

Problem number one: Almost everything the world thinks they know about me is a lie.

Problem number two: Two people know the truth.

Problem number three: One of those two is a stalker, and he's having a blast using that information against me to get his way.

The good news is, the second person who knows the truth about who I am seems pretty dedicated to taking my stalker down.

The bad news is, it's NHL goalie Vanya Maximov, and he and I had a one-night stand that I can't stop thinking about. And while Vanya might be walking sunshine so bright he can make even my blind ass see light, we have no business being together.

I'm a mess, and while Vanya is everything I've ever wanted in a partner, he deserves better than me.

If only he was willing to listen to reason. If only he was less stubborn and able to give up on a lost cause.

But with his ability to give me exactly what I want—a little pain with my pleasure—and his refusal to treat me like I'm fragile, something dangerous starts happening.

I'm beginning to think that maybe—just maybe—he's right, and I am worth everything he sees.

Hat Trick is the second book in the Punk as Puck spin-off trilogy, Legends and Fury. It's a high heat, friends-to-lovers romance with a sunshine NHL goalie who also might be a golden retriever in disguise, a PPHL goalie with big black cat energy, a stalker, and no faith in himself, hooking up in a friend's car, praise and pain, high stakes romance, hockey bro banter, tons of chirping, and the swooniest happily ever after.