Lucas Remington runs the empty locker room the way he runs the team, and Finley Garrison has never once told him no. Every order carries more than it sounds like. It demands the yielding he has spent years denying.
Lucas commands with the certainty of a captain who cannot afford to lose control, and Finley feels the pull to obey every order. He hesitates each time, caught between the fear of losing his place on the team and the darker need to give in.
The rest of the players have gone, leaving only the promise of what Lucas will take next. How far will Finley let him go before the championship, his self-respect, and the fragile hierarchy around them all collapse?
