Me About You - by Hannah Hamrick (Paperback)

Book Synopsis

He's her childhood rival.

She's his childhood crush.

For Sutton Davis, there are two things she's always wanted-dreamed of. After a life-altering, career-ending injury leaves her dreams of Team USA and playing professional hockey in the dust, Sutton is left questioning what's next and who she is.

As Sutton stitches together a new dream of becoming a sports psychologist, she never expected it to rely on the one person she cannot seem to stand.

Cooper Carmichael is no different, questioning if hockey is for him. Plagued by the expectations of being captain of the Lakeland Bears and pressure to live up to his legendary last name, he's falling out of love with the sport. Cooper uses overtraining and his sunshine disposition to mask his burnout till his Coach notices and volunteers him to work with a budding sports psychology student.

Helping Cooper fall in love with hockey again has Sutton second-guessing why she blames him for what happened to her and questioning her other dream: being loved, but more importantly, being loved by him.

Now needing each other, Sutton and Cooper must figure out how to skate around their decades-long past-a history marked by more animosity and yearning than friendliness because Cooper is holding on to more than one secret. And this one could change everything between them.