She ran from one wedding but woke up married to a stranger. 

Jenna Fleming spent years becoming the perfect fiancée to Benjamin Price—a powerful Fury executive who made her feel invisible in her own life. So when she catches her reflection in the mirror on her wedding day and doesn’t recognize herself, she does the only logical thing: she climbs out a window in her $15,000 dress and drives until she hits Atlantic City.

Matt Woods understands disappearing. The veteran defenseman has been traded three times, left by an ex-wife who called him “boring,” and learned that everyone eventually moves on to something better. He’s at the bar drowning his sorrows when a woman in a ruined wedding gown sits down beside him.

By morning, they’re married.

Now they’re stuck—annulment complicated, tabloids circling, and her vindictive ex threatening Matt’s career if they don’t play along. The solution? Stay married for six weeks. Separate bedrooms. No feelings.

But Matt notices things. He remembers what she says. He asks what she wants instead of telling her who to be.

And Jenna discovers that the quiet, intense man she accidentally married might be the first person who’s ever truly seen her.

When her ex escalates his attacks and Matt’s trade deadline fears resurface, they’ll have to decide if their accidental marriage is worth fighting for.Pucking the Runaway Bride is book 4 in the New York Fury Hockey Series. Each book in this series features different characters and can be read as standalones, though interconnected through the vibrant world of professional hockey—including fan-favorite characters from the Boston Titans series.

Tropes you’ll love: accidental marriage, runaway bride, forced proximity, strangers to lovers, grumpy hero, marriage of convenience, and a defenseman who discovers that the best things in life are the ones you didn’t plan.