Wild Ever After - Paperback

Hockey Romance Novel: Wild Ever After by Rebecca Jenshak

An opposites attract, marriage of convenience, hockey romance from USA Today bestselling author Rebecca Jenshak.

Wild Ever After delivers a compelling fake marriage romance between a professional hockey player and his coach's daughter's best friend. This standalone contemporary romance combines multiple beloved tropes into one engaging story.

Story Overview

I'm going to marry her.

Are we dating? No.

Was she engaged to someone else yesterday? Yes.

The arrangement starts as a solution to save her job after an unexpected breakup days before her wedding. For him, it's strategic timing—good press to complement his seven-year contract with the Wildcats as he considers life after hockey. The complication? She's his coach's daughter's best friend, making this fake relationship far more complex than anticipated.

Romance Tropes Featured

This hockey romance incorporates marriage of convenience, opposites attract, and fake relationship dynamics. The story explores the tension between maintaining professional boundaries and developing genuine feelings within an arrangement that was never meant to be real.

Author Credentials

Rebecca Jenshak is a USA Today bestselling author known for contemporary romance and sports romance novels. Her expertise in crafting athletic heroes and relatable heroines shines through in this standalone addition to her hockey romance collection.

Perfect For Readers Who Love

Fans of sports romance, particularly hockey romance novels, will appreciate the authentic athletic setting combined with emotional depth. The new adult contemporary romance appeals to readers seeking character-driven stories with driven, fun protagonists and chemistry that builds from convenience to genuine connection.

Format Details

Available in paperback format, Wild Ever After is a complete standalone romance that requires no prior series knowledge. The story delivers a satisfying conclusion while maintaining the tension and heat expected from marriage of convenience narratives.