The Winger She Married

Anya Sokolov built a clean life out of a dirty marriage. Two years divorced, two years gone, and she is not going back. Then the FBI knocks, and the only way to stay out of a conspiracy charge is the man she left. Anton Veshnyak plays right wing for the Ironhawks and signs his uncle's paperwork without reading it. He does not want a wife. He agrees to one anyway, because the family needs a lawyer with a clear record, and because he has never once been able to say no to her. The deal: married in public. Separate bedrooms. No questions. Anya lasts six weeks. What she finds in the ledgers is smaller and worse than she feared — and Anton has been working against his own family for a year. A dark hockey Bratva romance about a divorce nobody filed and a marriage nobody meant.