If you're a fan of with a side of "wait, what just happened?" plot twists, Helena Hunting's A Lie for a Lie is essentially the gold standard. It kicks off her All In series by taking everything we love about sports romance—the high-octane energy and the "golden retriever" hero—and dropping it into a rugged, remote Alaskan setting. The Hook: One Month of Domestic Bliss (and a Huge Omission)
Fast forward a year, and the two run into each other at an aquarium birthday party for a teammate's kids. This is where the story shifts from a sweet summer fling to a high-stakes second-chance romance: Hockey Romance: A Lie For A Lie by Helena Hunting
Rook RJ Bowman, the captain of Chicago’s NHL team, just wants a break from the "puck bunnies" and the relentless fame. He heads to his family’s cabin in Alaska, where he meets Lainey Carver. The twist? She has no idea who he is.
Rook seizes the chance to just be a "normal guy". For an entire month, they live in a bubble of domestic bliss and "steamy sex fests" without ever exchanging last names. But when a family emergency pulls Rook away abruptly, they lose contact entirely—leaving behind a relationship built on the "lie" of his identity.
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If you're a fan of with a side of "wait, what just happened?" plot twists, Helena Hunting's A Lie for a Lie is essentially the gold standard. It kicks off her All In series by taking everything we love about sports romance—the high-octane energy and the "golden retriever" hero—and dropping it into a rugged, remote Alaskan setting. The Hook: One Month of Domestic Bliss (and a Huge Omission)
Fast forward a year, and the two run into each other at an aquarium birthday party for a teammate's kids. This is where the story shifts from a sweet summer fling to a high-stakes second-chance romance: Hockey Romance: A Lie For A Lie by Helena Hunting
Rook RJ Bowman, the captain of Chicago’s NHL team, just wants a break from the "puck bunnies" and the relentless fame. He heads to his family’s cabin in Alaska, where he meets Lainey Carver. The twist? She has no idea who he is.
Rook seizes the chance to just be a "normal guy". For an entire month, they live in a bubble of domestic bliss and "steamy sex fests" without ever exchanging last names. But when a family emergency pulls Rook away abruptly, they lose contact entirely—leaving behind a relationship built on the "lie" of his identity.