Elliot CrandonContemporary MM romance
Men who are good at difficult jobs.
Three hockey romances set in Thornbay. Slow burns, symmetrical couples, endings that stay happy.
Three books about men who are good at difficult jobs and bad at saying things out loud.
The Thornbay Corsairs play in a league that does not exist, in a town that does not exist, on a schedule that does. Every book stands alone and ends happily — a slow burn, a couple where nobody outranks anybody, and a season that wears on a body the way a real one does.
The Thornbay Corsairs
Two Minutes for Hating
Traded four times in seven years, Dominic Fiore signs with the one club whose captain called him a headhunter on a national broadcast — and the coach puts them on the same line.
Two Minutes for Keeping
Two goaltenders share the same nine feet by eleven every morning, and by June the club will have kept one of them. A rivalry that is real, professional, and symmetrical — nobody outranks anybody.
Two Minutes for Hiding
Two captains on opposite sides of a playoff bracket, fourteen years across the line from each other, and a relationship the league they both work for does not allow.