Adversity number one: men. Blows of fate and life from hand to mouth taught Faith Duffy not to believe in love. And yet, having married a very rich and very old man, Faith became the ideal wife. Virgil gave her a sense of security, and she gave him her loyalty and devotion, but not her heart. And then her husband went to that big bank in heaven, leaving her with lonely nights, a lot of money, and a complete mess with a professional hockey team. Hell, Faith doesn't even watch hockey! Attack number two: passion. Most of America and half of Canada have their eyes on the captain of the Chinooks, Ty Savage. His killer sexuality and deadly right hook made him a fan favorite. But almost all his life, Ty dreamed of winning the Stanley Cup. And the last thing the captain needs is a spoiled doll interfering with his plans. Attack number three: love. Faith didn't like Ty at first sight, but she can't stop thinking about him all day... and night. Yielding to a fleeting attraction, Ty and Faith ended up in bed, and Mrs. Duffy saw that there was something more in her team captain than sexy looks and the ability to kick the goal well. And Ty discovered that there is much more to Faith than beauty and a billion-dollar fortune. But a relationship with the owner of the Chinook is impossible, and falling in love with her... that would be a real misfortune.