For the entirety of her life Geffri Robinson has known that being a girl who plays baseball was a novelty. At some point, however, the novelty wore off and she stepped away from playing the sport until a chance exhibition places her at the center of attention once again. With the spotlight shining brightly upon her, Geffri finds herself with an amazing opportunity within her grasp that’s she’s eager to take. But with all great success comes the trolls—enter Noah Fence, a sports blogger who’s a little too opinionated about how excellent Geffri really is and challenges her to a competition to prove his superiority. Between Noah’s challenge and the opportunity placed before her, Geffri’s calm summer escalates into a whirlwind season of dreams fulfilled.

Life has a way of catching you wholly off guard and no one knows this better than Blair Gordon. When her world is rocked by an unforeseen occurrence, it causes her to take stock of everything around her to decide how she will progress forward. Before the tragedy struck, she’d always been more than content in her life, but after? She has a sudden craving for more. And that “more” comes in the form of a fortuitous reconnection with a blast from her past, Leighton Forbes. Leigh swoops back into Blair’s life at just the right time, infusing the monotony of her day to day life with a little flair.

Parker Drew has led a semi-charmed life, for the most part, and now has her sights set on attaining notoriety in a sport where women who look like her are few and far between. Rebuilding her life in a new city and old friends, she takes a job in the household of Kelly Steward—a widower and father of three who was in desperate need of supplemental care for his brood. As the live-in nanny in the Steward house, it was inevitable that Parker’s work and personal lives got blurred in some ways, but she never saw herself crossing the line with her employer. Kelly never saw her coming, but quickly determines that Parker's place in the Steward family's life is one of value that he doesn't want to put in jeopardy. As she works to establish herself in both personal and professional settings, Parker is learning how to let go of a lot of things she’s held to be immutable. As their relationship deepens, Parker and Kelly learn that wanting to see the kids happy and healthy aren’t the only things they have in common and begin a journey toward finding fulfillment in each other.