If You Claim Me

Toronto Terror Series

Hockey’s most hated player just asked me to marry him.

Connor Grace is the league’s bad boy—and my best friend’s worst enemy.
He’s the fallen prince of a famous hotel chain dynasty.
Me? I’m the foster kid who grew up to be a librarian.

I never thought I’d end up in a marriage of convenience to make someone’s grandma happy, but here we are.

I have no plans to kiss my husband for any reason other than show.
I have no plans to fall in love with the arrogant man dressed in a custom suit hiding intricate tattoos.

But when we’re alone, he drops the mask he wears for the rest of the world.
He holds me like he means it when he says I’m his.
And I want to believe him.

Too bad I learned early on that fairytales aren’t real, and nothing good lasts forever.

A standalone marriage of convenience hockey romance.

©2025 Helena Hunting (P)2025 Dreamscape Media

Melting

Wonderful story and perfect narration!!! I’ll look for more books by this author and the narrators.

Oh Connor baby

Oh Connor baby! God I loved this story! Connor was so unbelievably lovable even tho he was so horribly damaged and I adored Mildred! I loved that she saw through his bs from the start and knew his heart!

Sass

I love how sassy Mildred is and I wish they made men like Conner, the healed Conner that is

Even though I wanted her with with her bestie…

Even though I admittedly wanted her to end up with her best friend, this story did not disappoint and is one of the best if not the best of the series.

The story is heartwarming

I loved the story which brings unhoused and foster children to the forefront. It also focuses on how childhood trauma causes brokenness. It missed the mark by not bringing in therapy ( in all its forms) could assist with healing.