Kim's Latest Releases

Justin: As a hockey player, I'm used to playing through pain. But when I punch my teammate at practice, breaking my hand and ending my team's playoff hopes, I find out that emotional pain is not something I can ignore. So now I'm back in my hometown, where I made the hard choice between family and love eleven years ago. My therapist wants me to face up to the past. It's not easy.

Mia: I'm struggling to keep so many balls in the air I don't have a moment for myself: my job, my six-year-old son, supporting my family. I'm not happy that my famous ex — the NHL player — is back, and people want to dig up our past.

Remy: As a thirty-two-year-old backup goalie on what could be my final contract, I need game time. Problem? The goalie coach is a former rival, and he's not happy I'm living next door to his ex-wife.

Sophie: I'm surrounded by superstars, so I'm used to being in the shadows. Remy's only here for the season, and spending time with me could hurt his career — so obviously we should ignore everything that's pulling us together.

Alek: I play in the NHL and I'm good, but there's an asterisk by my name — my parents left Canada ten years ago with money they'd stolen in a Ponzi scheme. Being traded to Toronto is the last thing I wanted.

Jess: Our lives blew up when my parents lost all their money in a Ponzi scheme. When the son of the people that stole from us is traded to my twin's team, I know things are going to be bad. But it's a shock when I meet him and find out it's not the first time.