← Back to search
Cover of Make Me Yours: A Friends-to-Lovers, Off-Limits Hockey Romance

Make Me Yours: A Friends-to-Lovers, Off-Limits Hockey Romance

Jennifer Sucevic ()

Subgenre
Age group
Content rating
Pages ()
SeriesChicago Railers Hockey #
Setting

Content levels

ViolenceNot rated
Sexual contentNot rated
LanguageNot rated

Trigger warnings

Not yet tagged

Positive tags

Not yet tagged

Tropes

Not yet tagged

Themes

Not yet tagged

Synopsis

From Top 30 Amazon and USA Today Bestselling Author Jennifer Sucevic comes a steamy friends-to-lovers , off-limits pro hockey romance with close proximity , intense slow-burn tension, and a hero who’s been hers from the very beginning. Steele Sanderson has always been my safe place. My best friend. My constant. My person. So when I walk in on my boyfriend—who also happens to be my boss—screwing a coworker on his desk, Steele is the one who picks up the pieces. Now I’m living in his penthouse. Crashing in his guest room. Working as his assistant while I figure out what comes next. Every day, I tell myself this is temporary. That just because Steele looks at me like I already belong to him doesn’t mean I actually do. Except… Steele doesn’t see it that way. To him, I’ve always been his. The only one he’s ever wanted. The only one he’s ever loved. He’s protective. Possessive. And very much done waiting. I keep insisting that crossing the line could ruin everything—that risking our friendship isn’t worth it. But when he offers a friends-with-benefits arrangement, promising to give me everything I’ve secretly craved for years… How exactly am I supposed to say no? It doesn’t take long before the lines between us blur and every touch, every look, every moment threatens to unravel the walls I’ve built. Now I have to decide: Keep pretending nothing’s changed… or finally give in to the man who’s been mine all along. Make Me Yours is a swoony, boy-obsessed, friends-to-lovers pro hockey romance with close proximity, off-limits tension, a hero who was all in from page one, and no third-act breakup. It’s book one in the Chicago Railers series and can be read as a standalone.