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Over the Line

by L.A. Witt

Over the Line - L.A. Witt
Editions:ePub
ISBN: 978-1-64230-385-8

Garrett Kane made a lot of mistakes as a dad, and now he’s working on reconciling with his estranged kids. As part of that process, he’s moving to Pittsburgh where his son plays professional hockey. He’s ready to settle in and make up for lost time.

What he’s not ready for is the powerful attraction to his son’s teammate.

After a long and storied career, generational talent Liam St. Clair is looking down the barrel of retirement. His whole world has always been hockey, and he has no idea what comes next.

When that silver fox comes strolling into the locker room, though… well, maybe there is life after hockey.

Except Garrett is still on thin ice with his son, who might not be thrilled about his dad dating his teammate. And Garrett is afraid to tell him… but he’s also afraid to keep another secret from him.

He can’t lose the progress he’s made with his son. But he also can’t let go of the man who’s stolen his heart.

And Liam is way too high-profile for this secret to stay hidden for long.

 

Over the Line is a 145,000 word contemporary romance between a 40-something silver fox single dad and a 30-something hockey star.

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Pairings: M-M
Heat Level: 4
Romantic Content: 4
Ending: Click here to reveal
Character Identities: Bisexual, Gay
Protagonist 1 Age: 36-45
Protagonist 2 Age: 46-65
Tropes: Age Difference, Families/Raising Kids, Famous / Not Famous, Sex Buddies Become Lovers
Word Count: 145,000
Setting: Pittsburgh, PA
Languages Available: English

About the Author

L.A. Witt is a romance and suspense author who has at last given up the exciting nomadic lifestyle of the military spouse (read: her husband finally retired). She now resides in Pittsburgh, where the potholes are determined to eat her car and her cats are endlessly taunted by a disrespectful squirrel named Moose. In her spare time, she can be found painting in her art room or destroying her voice at a Pittsburgh Penguins game.