Cross Over (Boston Bandits Book 2)

Andie Moore is done waiting for life to start.
After a lifetime of conditional love and "friends" who vanished when her body changed, Andie Moore is taking control. Her mission? Radical self-love and a crash course in everything she's missed in the bedroom. She needs a teacher she can trust-someone who sees the woman she is now and doesn't look away.
The glaring fact that he's a tattooed broody and her brother's best friend isn't enough to deter her from having him fulfill all her wishes in bed. Even if that's all it is-just physical.
Noah Miller is the wall of the Boston Bandits, but his own heart is under siege.
To the NHL, he's an untouchable god between the pipes. To himself, he's a man drowning in a quiet, gray numbness he can't escape. He's spent years playing it safe, keeping his distance from anything that stirs his emotions-especially his teammate and best friend's younger sister, who's off-limits.
Regardless of his convictions, he can't help but notice the way her eyes light up when she talks about her students, or the way her smiles hide so much pain.
So when Andie comes to him with a scandalous proposal, Noah's icy resolve doesn't just melt-it shatters.
The deal is simple: just physical, just practice, just the two of them. But in the dark, where his depression meets her desire, the lines aren't just blurred-they're burned away.
Behind closed doors, the "non-violent" goalie discovers there's only one thing he's willing to fight for: Her