Willow has been invisible her whole life — a bookish wallflower hung up on the golden boy who doesn’t know she exists. Blake Hudson has never wanted for anything — the hockey team’s cocky captain who reads every girl in three seconds flat. So his devil’s bargain sounds simple: let him teach her the art of seduction, and he’ll hand her his own little brother on a silver platter. A project for him, a shortcut for her, no feelings on the ice. But every lesson breaks the wrong heart — his. The girl chasing the perfect brother can’t stop staring at the imperfect one. And the closer they get to winning the boy she thought she wanted, the harder it is to ignore the one thing neither of them coached for: real, reckless, impossible love — the kind that costs Blake his brother, Willow her plan, and both of them the lie that this was ever just a game.
