The Mustangs are a Canadian professional ice-hockey team. Trevor Lemonde, its young new star player, just moved from the country. His cynical roommate Damon Trebuchet is all but such a naive gentleman, rather his, captain Gabe McCall, the board's, manager's and coach's nightmare. But there are also past and present wives, girls, widows and daughters to complicate lives. And the secret of a former star player who fell to his death, leaving wife and daughter more then anyone bargained for.—KGF Vissers

In Canada, hockey is a religion. The arenas are its temples, and the star players its high priests. A hockey player's career is profoundly public. His stats are published, quoted, cited, summarized and evaluated. But when the uniforms are folded and the sticks put away, that's when the game really gets interesting.—Anonymous