Contemporary MM Romance (Open Door, Explicit) · Anchorage Frost
Grounded
He ended my season with one clean hit. Now the storm has him sleeping in my spare room.
Ike Ashbrook has spent two years being careful — with his shoulder, with his one-year contract, with anyone who gets close enough to ask what happened. Then a February blizzard grounds the visiting team in Anchorage, and the man who put him out for a season ends up on the wrong side of his front door with nowhere else in the city to go.
Anson Doucette is a captain, thirty-three, and carrying a letter he wrote after the hit and never sent. Three days snowed into one house is long enough for the apology to stop being a letter. It is also long enough for Ike to find out that the thing between them was never really about the hit at all.
The power goes. The plows don't come. And every hour the storm holds, the careful distance Ike has kept for two years gets one room smaller — until there is nothing left to do but stop pretending, in the dark, with the wind going along the roof.
When the roads open, one of them has a plane to catch and a contract in another city. The storm was never the problem. It was the only thing making them stay.
Rivals-to-lovers, forced proximity, one house, high heat, and a guaranteed HEA. A standalone in the Anchorage Frost series — read in any order.
Perfect for fans of Rachel Reid and Sarina Bowen.
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LGBTQ+ / GaySportsContemporaryMulticultural & InterracialEnemies to Lovers
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