Rain Sterling has two rules in life: never lose a fight and never let Dominic Grant win one. Unfortunately, Dominic is very good at both. He's the hockey captain everyone wants. The golden boy with the perfect smile, a ruthless game, and an ego big enough to fill the entire rink. Rain can't stand him. She burned his hockey jersey once. He made sure she regretted it. They've spent years turning every encounter into a competition, every argument into a war, and every look into a challenge. So when Dominic shows up at Rain's door with one impossible proposition, she should slam it in his face. Instead, she agrees to fake-date him. Ninety days. One fake relationship and a hockey captain she can't stand and absolutely no falling in love. It should be easy, until Dominic stops pretending when they're alone, until his jealousy starts looking a lot less fake. And Rain realizes the man she's spent years trying to hate might have been hiding something far more dangerous beneath all that arrogance because Dominic Grant doesn't just want Rain Sterling to play his girlfriend. He wants her for real and he's done pretending otherwise.