Emma Rogers Blue Line Boys

I just wanted to play hockey and keep my head down. Now I'm sharing an apartment with the loudest, most infuriatingly gorgeous captain in the league. I've spent my entire career surviving by being invisible. When I get traded to the Harbor City Sentinels, my plan is simple: do my job on the blue line, ignore the noise, and stay out of the spotlight. I have secrets I can't afford to let out, and keeping a wall up is the only way I know how to protect myself. But I didn't factor in Beckett Ryder. Becks is the Sentinels' golden boy captain. He's loud, dangerously charming, and a walking media spectacle. He's the exact kind of chaos I've spent my whole life avoiding. So when the team's PR department decides to use us to clean up the franchise's messy image, it feels like a bad joke. They want us side-by-side, playing nice for the cameras as the new "Faces of Unity." Then my housing falls through, and management delivers the ultimate punchline: they move me into Becks's spare bedroom. Now, there is no escape. Not on the ice, and definitely not off it. I thought Becks was just an arrogant, boundary-pushing star, but the agonizingly thin walls of his apartment are proving me wrong. Late-night kitchen encounters and accidental touches are chipping away at my armor. He notices everything. He sees the parts of me I keep completely hidden. Worse, he makes me feel safe. But there's a gossip account watching our every move, waiting for us to slip up. I've spent my life terrified of becoming a headline. Giving in to this pull-falling for the captain in front of the whole world-isn't just a distraction. It could cost us both everything. Blue Line Boys is a steamy, high-stakes MM hockey romance. If you love grumpy/sunshine dynamics, forced proximity, intense secret chemistry, and a guaranteed happily ever after, it's time to hit the ice. (Book 1 in the Captain's Line series).