Baseball

A bad girl trying to turn over a new leaf, her charismatic superstar boyfriend—and his rival teammate she used to dance for—go down to spring training in this steamy angsty why choose romance. When I was young, I dreamed of being a ballerina. Then my dance career ended up on an entirely different stage, the kind that comes with a pole. After an injury puts me out of work, I’m forced to regroup: new job, new degree…and new boyfriend. Blake Forsyth, the Boston Monsters’ new first baseman who just signed a monster contract. Blake’s everything I’ve been dreaming of—which is why baseball’s golden boy with an untarnished image can never know about my past. Everything is going fine until a surprise snowstorm derails our flight to spring training. Now we have to drive from Boston to Florida. The other problem? Blake invites someone else along for the ride: Felix Paquette, his gruff, bearish teammate who’s vying for the same spot on the roster—and who used to be my best customer when I danced. We only have to get through three days together without all my secrets spilling out. I can’t let my past get in the way of my future—especially not the feelings for Felix I’ve worked so hard to leave behind. But as they say…anything can happen on the open road.

A good girl who needs the money, two members of the college baseball team she works for—and her jerk ex-stepbrother—get down for the cameras in this steamy, angsty why choose romance. In retrospect, putting up a flier advertising that I was planning to lose my v-card on camera—and was looking for a partner—isn’t the best idea I’ve ever had. I’m the Type A one, the person who does all the work on the group project. I’ve never even thought about doing something like this, but I don’t have a choice: I need fast cash so my sister can have the future she deserves. No one even answers my ad until I’m sitting at an off-campus café, looking over the questions I prepared like this is a job interview—And he shows up. I can’t do this. We shouldn’t do this. He’s on the college baseball team that I work for. I could lose my job. He could get cut from the team. We shouldn’t do this…until we do. And we definitely shouldn’t get his best friend—who might have a crush on me, who might have a crush on him—involved. Or my ex-stepbrother, who’s threatening to take custody of my sister. And I shouldn’t get involved with them all at once. Suddenly, I’m involved in a group project of an entirely different kind, one that definitely can’t last. I said yes on camera—a lot of yes—but do I have the courage to say yes to my happily ever after?