What happens when Axel Hughes, a relentless hockey player, meets the only person to ever push him away? Has our Prince Charming ever been told no until he meets Luca Vaughn, the one man who doesn’t want his help?
After finding the twin brother Axel was separated from at birth, retaliation against the parents who were responsible became his life plan, and leaving the life he knew in the UK to play in the NHL was the first step. Newly signed to the newest expansion team, the New York Nighthawks, Axel has a plan, a purpose, and no time for distractions.
Until he meets Luca the first night in New York and forms a new plan.
There’s just one problem. Luca doesn’t do attachments. Growing up in foster care taught him not to count on anyone but himself. Now he’s juggling grad school and two jobs just to stay afloat in Brooklyn. The last thing he needs is a stubborn, wealthy hockey player determined to break through the walls he’s spent a lifetime building.
What starts as unwanted interference turns into something neither man can ignore. As their walls come down, the attraction is undeniable. The connection runs deeper than either expected. And suddenly, keeping Axel at a distance becomes more difficult than letting him in. Luca has spent his entire life learning how to survive. Trusting someone means risking the very walls that have kept him safe.
Can Luca dare to believe that Axel will stay when things get hard? Or will Luca push away the one man who refuses to give up on him?
Probably Never is an interconnected standalone MM hockey romance featuring opposites attract, forced proximity, hurt/comfort, found family, class differences, and hard-won emotional vulnerability.
Expect smouldering heat, deep feelings, and a guaranteed sweet happily-ever-after with no third-act breakup. It is also available on audio, narrated by Nick J Russo and James Joseph.
For more of the twins’ backstory, read Under Center, book four in the San Diego Storm Series.