Prescott Family Series by Mignon Mykel

Before the Prescott name became big in the hockey world, there was just Noah Prescott, fighting for a spot on an NHL roster. Never did he imagine a simple note from a shy fan would speed up his world.Join Noah on his recollection of the years he had with the love of his life—before the NHL contract, before the kids, before going back home.This is Noah and Ryleigh from the beginning.

Hockey’s most eligible bachelor must run interference to get the one girl he can’t have. Sydney: I’d never even heard of Caleb Prescott, God’s gift to hockey. Who watches hockey anyways? Not me, I’m too busy with college and work. My part-time just for fun job has now asked me to recruit this player for a new dating show. Sounds easy enough. . .until he insists I become part of the show... moreHockey’s most eligible bachelor must run interference to get the one girl he can’t have. Sydney: I’d never even heard of Caleb Prescott, God’s gift to hockey. Who watches hockey anyways? Not me, I’m too busy with college and work. My part-time just for fun job has now asked me to recruit this player for a new dating show. Sounds easy enough. . .until he insists I become part of the show. Caleb: I only agreed to compete on the dating show to get closer to Sydney—the redhead pixie I’d do anything to see again. But unlike the women competing for my affection, or the puck bunnies desperate for my attention, Sydney isn’t impressed by my hockey skills. I never miss a shot, I don’t care if she calls interference, I’ll do anything to win her heart. less

Please note: this novelette is no longer available individually, and can now be found packaged with Interference!A short novelette following Caleb and Sydney on their wedding day.Sydney:Caleb Prescott...I never in my wildest dreams imagined him falling for me, yet here we are on our wedding day. I am so incredibly excited to call him my husband--and maybe give him another name by the end of the day.Caleb:My pixie redheaded Chief agreed to marry me and nothing can ruin this day.Nothing... morePlease note: this novelette is no longer available individually, and can now be found packaged with Interference!A short novelette following Caleb and Sydney on their wedding day.Sydney:Caleb Prescott...I never in my wildest dreams imagined him falling for me, yet here we are on our wedding day. I am so incredibly excited to call him my husband--and maybe give him another name by the end of the day.Caleb:My pixie redheaded Chief agreed to marry me and nothing can ruin this day.Nothing.Not even dimwitted television producers or crazy sisters-in-law.Today is for Sydney and me.And I cannot wait. less

This holiday season is not so merry and bright... San Diego's favorite hockey family is going home for Christmas—and the last minute change to travel plans is only the beginning of the holiday mess. Caleb and Sydney Prescott have been the face of happy, but this season has the facade crashing down. What once was perfect, was challenged by the loss of their daughter—and life hasn't been the same since. Porter and Asher Prescott have adjusted to life with twins—or so Porter thought... moreThis holiday season is not so merry and bright... San Diego's favorite hockey family is going home for Christmas—and the last minute change to travel plans is only the beginning of the holiday mess. Caleb and Sydney Prescott have been the face of happy, but this season has the facade crashing down. What once was perfect, was challenged by the loss of their daughter—and life hasn't been the same since. Porter and Asher Prescott have adjusted to life with twins—or so Porter thought. He's come home one too many times to his wife's exhaustion, though, and quickly learns that the only thing going well was his wife's ability to hide things from him. As for Jonny Prescott...he's just everyone's favorite uncle. Can going home for Christmas be what these hockey boys need? Or will this be the holiday that goes down in the books as worst Christmas ever? * A Holiday for the Books is meant to be read before From the Beginning. It is not recommended to be read as a standalone. It is also not your typical holiday novella. less