Krystal Wyles
Romcoms with
Sass, Snark, & Seriously hot sparks.
She didn't just have his poster on her wall. She kissed the coating clean off his hockey card. Now she signs his paycheck.Kit Winslow has spent eighteen years perfecting the art of not thinking about Grant Wilder — a skill that fails her completely every time his face turns up on a hockey broadcast, losing, jaw doing that thing.Then her father drops dead in a parking garage. Her brother inherits thirty-eight percent of a professional hockey team. Kit inherits the other sixty-two — plus a four-game losing streak, a board that would very much prefer a Winslow they can control, and a boyfriend already planning a future she never actually agreed to.Nobody expects her to walk into the arena as the new owner. Least of all the coach.She can handle a losing team and a hostile board. The real question is whether she survives seeing those roster-worthy thighs in person.
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Cascadia Squall Series
COMING FALL 2026!
Meet the players of the Cascadia Squall—on the ice, off the ice, and falling hard when they least expect it.These steamy hockey rom-coms are packed with sharp banter, irresistible chemistry, and characters who discover that falling in love might be the ultimate power play.If you like ambitious heroines, swoon-worthy hockey players, big feelings, and sparks hot enough to melt the rink—You're gonna love this new series!Coming soon to Amazon & Kindle Unlimited!
About Krystal
Krystal Wyles became a romance writer after realizing imaginary men can be revised.She is powered by dark chocolate, inappropriate jokes, and the firm conviction that sarcasm counts as a love language. Her favorite heroes have broad shoulders, gooey centers, and just enough emotional baggage to keep things interesting.When she isn’t creating chemistry between people who absolutely should not kiss—but definitely will—Krystal can be found ignoring her laundry, negotiating with her TBR pile, and calling her questionable internet searches “research.”She lives happily ever after somewhere between “just one more chapter” and “how is it already two in the morning?”