About the book: year / *Levi* I shouldn't have been drafted number 1. Hell, since I'm my father's son, I don't think so people generally expected me to be drafted into the army. But I put in the effort and did what my father could never do: create a legacy that I could be proud of. I could go straight to the professionals. In fact, my mother is pushing me towards this. She says we need money. But I decided to defer my education and attend Crestwood Academy, an elite university specializing in hockey development. Not because I want to get better. Not because it is important for me to develop. But because I know she will be there. And it starts with her. The untouched princess, heiress of the Detroit Vipers. They think I worked my whole life to play professional hockey. They were wrong. The only thing I want more than a professional contract is to make Minka Mathers suffer in ways she could never imagine. *Minka* The last thing I expect to inherit from my grandfather is a professional hockey team. Because no one thinks that someone like me can manage a professional hockey team. As the youngest granddaughter in the Mathers legacy, I was told what to do, where to go, what to do with my life, and who to marry. I have no choice in anything. After my grandfather's death, there is no longer any reason to play by his rules. Of course I'll go to Crestwood and get a business degree. I will take responsibility for the team when I finish my training. But this is where I draw the line. Breaking off the engagement is the first thing I do with my newfound freedom. And honestly? It's nice.