Will a fake play score her heart? ♥️ One football player. Two simple rules. Three fake dates. Zero possibility of falling for each other. From USA Today bestselling author S.E. Rose and award-winning author Sierra Hill comes a new college football romance series.

This football player will be taking the field…along with his new roommate’s heart.When my college besties both ditch me for other living arrangements, I have no other choice but to accept an offer to share a room with Killian “Killer” Palmer. Sharing an attic space with the junior tight end for the Clearview Falls University football team is far from the ideal situation. We are opposites in every way possible. I’m a city girl and computer programmer with a penchant for cleaning. He’s an outgoing farm boy who couldn’t keep his room clean if his life depended on it. The more time we spend together, though, I begin to see Killian in a new light. He’s charming, easy-going, and unfailingly trustworthy. One night in a drunken babble, I accidentally share a secret with him I’ve never revealed to anyone I still have my V-card. I’m not sure what’s more surprising; the offer he makes to help rid me of that problem or the fact I actually want to take him up on his offer. The one big issue with sleeping with my roommate is that the lines soon become blurry and before I know it, I’m falling for him. Killian has scored at more than just gaining my trust. He’s begun to win over my heart, something I never thought possible. But will a relationship with my roommate be the right end goal for us? Or will it only end our friendship?

Sometimes love can dropkick you in the footballs. And other times, it can win the game. When wild child and free spirit, Kelsie Dannon, returns from her semester abroad after a whirlwind romance, she brings home more than souvenirs. Her heart is freshly broken after being ghosted by the guy she fell for in Paris. Now back at CFU, Kelsie is determined to forget all about Hayes McIntrye with copious amounts of parties and boys who won’t break her heart. After a car accident that killed his friend and injured his brother, Hayes is a mess. He thought Paris would put enough distance between him and his problems, but it only created more. Transferring to CFU and joining the football team was his way to absolve his guilt and to live out someone else’s his brother’s. But there’s no playbook for love or grief. Things go from bad to worse when Hayes and Kelsie end up at the same school, the same academic program, and even the same house with the same set of friends. It could be destiny or it could end in complete anguish. Will Kelsie be able to forgive Hayes and allow him to prove himself as a good guy? Or will she kick him out of her life and say au revoir to a second chance at love?