"A girl with nothing. A guy with everything to lose and one offer that changes everything.
Savannah Barnett thinks she's mastered the art of invisibility. Walking fast, talking softly, and running out of our study classes so fast that it should be obvious for guys like me to keep our distance.
Spoiler Alert: I've been staring like a lovesick idiot since day one.
I should focus on hockey. I've got a pro contract on the line and a team that needs me, but I can't stop watching her. Can't stop wanting her. And when I find out she's being taken advantage of? Game over.
She says she doesn't need saving, but I still offer her a way out... with my last name. A fake marriage. A real mess. And a hundred reasons why I should stay away, but I'm done pretending.
This isn't just a love story. It's a fight. And I don't lose.
The Obvious Check is a hockey romance and is intended for mature listeners. Narrated in duet style."
"Love thy neighbor? More like loathe the hot, arrogant quarterback next door.
Aiden Matthews is everything I hate. He's a conceited playboy who only thinks about his own gratification. How I ended up agreeing to go on a date with him in freshman year is still a mystery to me, but I should have known it was a trick.
It's safe to say that ever since he walked into my neighborhood, he's been nothing but a taunting mess of a man, coming in and out of my life as he pleases and never on my terms.
We declared war on each other back as freshmen and haven't looked back. There's just one teeny tiny problem: with my grandmother's house on the line, I desperately need his help, and the only way I can get it is if I play his game, by his rules. I'm just not sure I'm going to like the rules he puts in place.
How will Lyss cope when she has to play nice with her neighbor from hell?
Hate Me is an enemies-to-lovers contemporary romance set in the Covey U universe. It is a steamy standalone that can be enjoyed as part of the Covey U series and is intended for mature listeners."
"Brooding. Grumpy. Loyal.
Those were just a few words to describe the goalie who captured my heart all those years ago in high school—Dash Bridges.
I can't deny that I've always had my eye on my brother's pensive best friend and teammate. He's been there for me in ways I can't describe. So when the opportunity presented itself to go on a speed date with him, how could I say no?
It was supposed to be innocent. We were supposed to have fun. But when I realized there was a simmering hope for something more, I may have pushed the boundaries a little. Okay, okay. I shoved them right over the cliff and fell right along with them. Now, I'm in unchartered territory, hoping for more with Dash while he wonders if he can ever look at my brother again without feeling guilty. I have no one to blame but myself for the predicament I'm in, but that doesn't mean I'm going to give up.
Dash Bridges is going to admit his love for me, it's just a matter of time.
Find out what happens when Madison's brother's best friend becomes the ultimate play.
Narrated in duet style."
"Forgive and forget. How could he after everything I've done?
Covey U was supposed to be a fresh start. With a new identity, I should have been able to forget the past and move on with my life.
Fat chance of that happening when my past was staring at me in the face in the form of the best college wide receiver in the country.
Adam Hartley.
My biggest regret. My worst mistake. The guy I should have been with in high school was here, but he couldn't know it was me. Otherwise, he'd find out my most shameful secret. So I had to stay hidden in the background. Only problem was that he was dating my roommate, and I had to watch.
Will Hayden be able to get over her past and tell Adam the truth?
Miss Me is a second-chance romance with high school flashbacks and is an interconnected standalone part of the Covey U football series. Intended for mature readers."
"New school. One night. Fresh hell.
Okay, maybe that was a tad dramatic, but hear me out. After trying to get over my ex by getting under a new guy, I wasn't expecting to see said new guy ever again, let alone have him standing across from me in my new home.
Devin Walker. He was my new neighbor, and the hottest defensive lineman Covey U had to offer, and I had no idea. Too bad we were in some kind of prank war that meant we had to keep everything a secret from my new roommates.
Prank after prank led to secrets on top of secrets, and things were getting harder to ignore. How long could we keep this up without getting caught?
Swipe Me is a friends-to-lovers college football standalone. It is a steamy contemporary romance and is suitable for mature listeners. It is part of the Covey U series, which follows the Covey U college football team."
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