Vancouver Storm Series 2 Books Collection Set (Behind The Net & The Fake Out)

Vancouver Storm Series is a 2-book romance collection set around professional hockey, bringing together two connected stories where past connections resurface under present-day pressure. With workplace boundaries tested and complicated exes adding tension, the set pairs a live-in assistant arrangement with a fake relationship designed to shift perceptions.

Included are Behind The Net and The Fake Out. The first follows a former high school crush who becomes assistant to NHL player Jamie Streicher, whose gruff manner and demands make professionalism difficult. The second centres on a team physiotherapist who agrees to a fake relationship with Vancouver Storm’s captain Rory Miller, a top scorer she once tutored, aiming to get back at her ex while helping Rory improve his image.

Included titles

• Behind The Net
• The Fake Out

Key details

• Two-book collection set
• Series: Vancouver Storm
• Includes books 1 and 2 of the series
• The Fake Out is described as a pro hockey fake dating romance
• The Fake Out can be read as a standalone

Synopses

Behind The Net

After her ex derails her music-industry ambitions, she takes a job as assistant to NHL player Jamie Streicher, expecting a straightforward role. Jamie is hot-tempered, intimidating and openly hostile, yet he insists she move in with him, making it harder to keep everything strictly professional.

As she begins to notice a sweeter, more protective side, her confidence and creativity start to return. Between games, team parties and a renewed spark for songwriting, she finds herself falling for someone who could still break her heart.

The Fake Out

Life as a physiotherapist for pro hockey players becomes more complicated when her ex joins the team. Looking for revenge, she agrees to fake date Rory Miller, Vancouver Storm’s new captain and a top scorer she once tutored, while Rory hopes the arrangement will help repair his image.

What begins as a deal grows increasingly convincing as Rory blurs the lines with skating lessons, shared nights and kisses that feel real. As his sweet, funny and protective side comes through, she starts to question whether either of them was pretending at all.