She was never supposed to matter to him. Avery Hartwell knows her place in the Northstar Pack. Omega-ranked, tolerated but never welcomed, she keeps her head down and her hands busy as the athletic trainer for Frosthaven's pro hockey team. She fixes what the wolves break. She asks no questions. She survives. It is a system that works until the night she smells something wrong in a locked supply closet and the pack's most powerful man walks into the room right behind it. Alpha Cole Rourke is everything Avery was taught to avoid. Captain of the team. Ruler of the pack. Black hair, steel-blue eyes, and a control so iron-tight it feels like weather. The moment their eyes meet, something ancient and undeniable snaps into place between them. She is his true mate. He knows it. And three weeks later, he rejects her publicly on the ice in front of the entire pack. The bond scars. The pack turns. Avery loses her arena access, her rank, and the last illusion she had about belonging anywhere. What she does not lose is her father's sealed envelope. Hidden for four years. Never opened. Full of codes and names and proof that Elias Hartwell was never the traitor they branded him. Now the same man who destroyed her publicly needs that evidence. And the same council that framed her father has her sixteen-year-old brother in its sights. Avery spent her whole life being quiet and useful and easy to overlook. She is done with all three. My Hockey is a fast-paced paranormal werewolf romance set in a world where a pro hockey franchise is a pack's greatest weapon and its deepest cover. It is a story about a woman who was handed every reason to stay small and chose, one dangerous decision at a time, to take up space instead. Packed with pack politics, a bond that cannot be faked or broken, enemies who wear expensive suits, and a found family built from loyalty instead of blood, this book is for readers who want their heroines unbreakable and their Alphas forced to earn every second of forgiveness. The ice remembers everything. So does she.