After Midnight

A slow-burning college romance with hockey, forced proximity and hate turning into love.

Nothing good happens after midnight: a fact well known to the Black Bears hockey team, disqualified from the championship after a rather boisterous party that concluded at the police station.

The person responsible for their disqualification is Jordan Alexander, an uncompromising journalist who reported the event and now has to live alongside the Black Bears: she must therefore reach a compromise with love and choose between the two players, Nate and Chase.

Jordan and Nate are old friends in their third year at college. Jordan writes for the university’s online magazine, while Nate is captain of the hockey team. They have feelings towards each other, but their relationship is complicated by the impending wedding of their siblings and by a sensationalist article about a party that ended up at the police station, which Jordan was compelled to write, and which has led to Nate’s team, the Black Bears, being disqualified from the championship final.

However, when Jordan is expelled from her sorority for writing an article against sororities, Nate offers to put her up. Living with his roommates proves challenging, but despite initial conflicts, Jordan is increasingly attracted to and involved with Chase, one of Nate’s team members, and must soon face her feelings, torn between Nate and Chase.