My name is Melody Cameron… Or so I’ve been told.
When I wake up in the hospital with no memories, I’m shipped off to Denver to live with a distant cousin who knows nothing about me. If family can’t help me remember my past, who will?
I don’t expect it to be a gorgeous hockey player ten years younger than me. He knows things about me he has no right to know.
Yet, he still keeps secrets. He makes me work for every answer while he unlocks my desire—and fear.
Still. I’m blind. Naive.
And when his twisted obsession becomes apparent, it’s too late. For both of us.

Hockey goalies are known to be obsessive—but none more so than my ex’s brother.
I just didn’t expect to be on the receiving end of his dark possessive streak.
After a mortifying public break up with his older brother and teammate, Miles Whiteshaw declares me as his. That I’ve always been his, minus my year-long lapse in judgment.
The only problem? I’ve sworn off of two things:Whiteshaw boys and love.
But Miles will go to any length to prove that we belong together—and I’m not sure we’ll survive the fall out if he’s wrong.

"If you want to stay, you have to play the game…"

Steele O’Brien is everything I hate in hockey players.He’s cocky, brooding, antagonistic.
I played his game, learned his secrets.But that was before I found out he’s my new stepbrother.
Now we’re at college together, and I can’t escape him.Or his demons.
It seems that, for him, the game isn’t over.He says I'm his to play with. His to torment.And he's determined to not only get under my skin, but carve his name into it.

He shattered my leg, and now he wants to ruin the rest of me.

Greyson Devereux is a menace–but only to me.
To everyone else, he’s charismatic.
He’s the son of a senator and the star of the university’s hockey team.

When all I want is to be invisible, he drags me into the spotlight.
He wants my blood, my fear, my attention.

Resisting him only worsens his obsession.
Fighting solidifies it.

He’s brutal, and he draws out a sick darkness in me that enjoys it.
But I’ll be damned if I let him become my downfall.