
A broken hero, forced proximity, forbidden love, sports romance. ‘A lie by omission is still a lie.’ Kenzie ‘And just like that, I lost my home, my job, and my dog. Oh, and I also lost my boyfriend, but he lied and cheated, so no big loss I guess. To reclaim my dog, I need a job. The only one on offer is publicist for the Southern Mavericks football team. I didn’t expect to fall for the captain, then he made me laugh. I didn’t want to share a hotel room with him, let alone a bed. I can’t date a player when I’m working for the team. Workplace romances never work out, I should know.’ Cooper Search my name, and rugby is hardly mentioned. I played hard, avoided relationships, earned my bad-boy reputation, but my new team needs a leader. Easy. Then I’m forced to share my room with Kenzie. I didn’t lie, not really, but Kenzie walked away. I will do anything to make her forgive me, even therapy. I will be the player my team need, then man Kenzie deserves.’ Kenzie ‘Behind the banter and laughter, there’s a broken hero who I love but can’t fix him. I can’t save him. But how can I stand back and watch the man I love self-destruct.’ Stand-alone romance set in Vegas and Australia. No cheating, no cliffhangers, and maybe, just maybe that happy ending.
Author

Life is too short for bad coffee or bad wine. Kenna Shaw Reed was happily married to the love of her life and raising her three teens. A diagnosis of MS made her reevaluate her life. Some days her hands were having trouble communicating with her brain. If she didn't start getting the books out of head now, it could be too late. Thus started her writing career of complicated loves and interwoven lives. So what's left on her bucket list? Health willing, to grow old with the love of her life. Remain friends with her children as they become adults. Focus more on relationships and less on career. And to keep writing.