The Last Person

<p><strong>He was the last person she should ever fall for. So of course her heart didn't stand a chance.</strong></p><p><strong>Zara</strong> has one plan: survive dental school at NYU avoid drama and never ever fall for a hockey player-especially not her brother's best friend. But when <strong>Atlas</strong> the charming and infuriatingly handsome defenseman of the Violets hockey team accidentally sets fire to the house they share with friends everything changes.</p><p>What starts as a guilty impulse to help turns into late-night conversations undeniable chemistry and a connection neither of them can explain-or resist.</p><p>Atlas has a past he doesn't talk about and a team he refuses to let down. Zara has a protective brother who would lose it if he knew the truth. But in the middle of secrets book club gossip and championship games something real begins to grow between them.</p><p>And hiding it? That's becoming harder than either of them ever imagined.</p><p><strong>If you love forbidden love slow-burn tension emotionally wounded athletes and heroines who read spicy paperbacks in secret </strong><em><strong>The Last Person</strong></em><strong> is your next favorite romance.</strong></p>