Melting For You

In the game of second chances, can they follow the rules?
When Ellis Ainsley runs into her charming, handsome ex, NHL player Liam Ruinsky, ten years after they split, she remembers why she fell for him. Now, their lives are worlds apart and though she knows they'd never work, the temptation is too much.
It was supposed to only be one night until Ellis sees the positive pregnancy test.
Already a chronically ill woman juggling her health and career, Ellis needs to figure out how to tell Liam he is going to be a dad. And how can they co-parent, with their chemistry undeniable?
With turbulent families, overbearing coaches, and the media wanting a slice of Liam's life, can he step up? And most of all, will they risk falling in love for a second time?
The hottest hockey romance for 2025, brimming with tension and lust. Fans of Icebreaker and The Love Hypothesis will adore this.
Readers are obsessed with Melting For You:
'Tegan Phillips came for my soul with this debut. It's warm and angsty and tender in a way that sneaks up on you...Melting for You is everything I want in a second chance sports romance.' Reader Review
'This book was so steamy it should have melted the ice on the rink! I cannot wait to read more by this author!' Reader Review
'A hot, spicy hockey romance that I just adored...I fell in love with Tegan's writing style. It was gripping and I was hooked into the caracters from the start.' Reader Review
'A beautiful hockey romance' Reader Review
'I absolutely loved this story...hooked me from the very first page.' Reader Review
'I loved everything second of it!!!...has you kicking your feet and giggling. I can say that I ended up melting for this book.' Reader Review
'I loved how the author portrayed Ellis as a regular girl with chronic illness...I felt a whole range of strong emotions reading this story. Some sections so sweet I was crying.' Reader Review

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