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Tatum Valentine has rules. No relationships. No drama. No getting attached. And absolutely, under no circumstances, no hockey players. At Briar University, Tatum has everything under control. She’s beautiful, confident, athletic, intelligent, involved in practically every activity imaginable, and living with her two best friends, Allie Hayes and Hannah Wells. Between classes, sorority life, theater rehearsals, sports, parties, and late-night movie marathons, college is exactly what she expected it to be. Then there’s hockey. Tatum has hated the sport for as long as she can remember. When she was eight years old, she watched her older brother die at a hockey rink, and she’s never been able to look at the game—or the players who play it—the same way again. So when she starts getting involved with Briar’s hockey crowd, she’s determined to keep things simple. No feelings. No commitment. No happily-ever-after. Just fun. But somewhere between the parties, stolen clothes, roommate chaos, late nights, and the hockey players she swore she’d never care about, Tatum starts realizing that keeping someone out might be harder than letting them in. And the worst part? She doesn’t even know which hockey player is going to become her biggest mistake.