The bad boy of hockey is about to meet his match. Tommy "Tomcat" Catalano has spent ten years building a reputation as the Chicago Sentinels’ most reckless player. He’s the life of the party, the king of the penalty box, and the guy who never takes anything seriously. But when a video of him punching a fan at a victory party goes viral, the party is officially over. The team’s new management gives him an ultimatum: Clean up his act, or get traded to a losing team in the middle of nowhere. Enter Elena Ricci. She’s a crisis management expert known as "The Fixer." She’s cold, calculating, and armed with a color-coded binder full of rules designed to turn Tommy into a saint. Her plan? A charity tour, media training, and absolutely no scandals. But when the media starts sniffing around, a strategic lie turns into a fake relationship. Now, Tommy and Elena have to play the part of a happy couple in public while fighting their attraction behind closed doors. As the lines between business and pleasure blur, Tommy is forced to reveal the secret he’s been hiding for thirty years—a secret that could destroy his career if it ever got out. And Elena, who has spent her life running from attachment, realizes that the most dangerous thing she can do is stay. Can a man who plays games for a living and a woman who refuses to lose one find a way to win together? Or will the truth send them both to the penalty box? Sin Bin is a steamy, fake-dating sports romance featuring a chaotic hockey player, a control-freak heroine, and a hard-won Happy Ever After. It is Book 2 in the Chicago Sentinels series but can be read as a standalone.