Wild Card

Juliet Love has only two rules in life. One: ever let her best friend’s brother win an argument against her. Two: Hide her accomplishments. Her parents have made it impossible for her to enjoy her successes out loud by always needing to tear her down. So when a photo of her ends up on social media living her best life, they naturally kick her out of the apartment she’s lived in since she was eleven.

The only person around to help her is best friend’s twin brother.

Fresh off a Stanley Cup win, the only thing Andrew Callahan wants is to spend the summer with his dog, doing house renovations, and focusing on his hockey camp. The last thing he expects is to be forced to ask his twin sister’s best friend to move in with him after finding out she’s going to be homeless.

What starts as a simple temporary living situation gets complicated very quickly. The two of them come to realize that Drew is more than just a grumpy hockey captain, and Jules has a softer side she rarely shows.

The saying goes “Somewhere between hate and love, I fell for you”. They definitely have the hate, but will they find the love?