Dominic Veras is the luckiest man alive.He just doesn't realize how much of that luck is named Riley Dolan.It's almost St. Patrick's Day. As the Racine Reapers charge toward their first Playoffs appearance, Dominic's life is filled with celebration, green sprinkles, and the occasional near-death experience he chalks up to strange accidents. But none of that matters because he's excited to spend time with Riley-his secret girlfriend, the owner of the hockey team he plays for, and as he's just recently learned, the Underboss of the Dolan Syndicate, a powerful mob family that has Racine, B.C. under it's thumb.Riley knows she should distance herself. Keep things professional. But Dominic is one of the few soft, kind, gentle things in her deadly, dangerous life, and she's determined to protect him. Lately, however, it feels like someone is going out of their way to target her goalie. And something about it feels personal. As the hits keep coming, she's running out of time and patience for whoever is trying to take him away from her. This novella takes place between Chapter 35 and 36 of "I Think I'm Playing For A Mobster" - while it can be read as a standalone, MASSIVE spoilers abound for Playing for a Mobster, so reader beware, and enjoy! Charlotte McCormack lives in the middle of the woods with her cat, her garden and the hundreds of animals in the trees watching and wondering what on earth she's doing out in the middle of nowhere. She is finally prying out of her brain the stories that have been stuck in there for years and is eager for you to read them

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