Jake White has been coasting along, living only for baseball and the time he can escape his home life to be with friends. But as he starts hanging out with Penny, his former best friend from next door, he realizes what he’s missed in the three years since they stopped talking. And when they kiss after a party, he starts to see a whole new future for his life. Penny Davis has her sights set on a softball scholarship, hoping to get out of Rosemont as soon as she graduates. Straight A’s, working at the local diner, and practicing her softball skills are the routine. Until she bumps into Jake White in the hall. When he starts paying more attention to her again, after nearly three years of next-door radio silence, she allows herself to hope that what they once had might be there again. But falling in love is easier said than done.

Book 1 in the Rosemont High Baseball The Perfect Play The Perfect Game

He can catch every pitch thrown to him, but can he catch her heart?Dax Stratton lives for baseball. But when he gets into a fight with the school jerk, the principal decides it's time for a different kind of punishment. He's assigned to the senior committee with Kate Adams, Student Body President, who also happens to be the girl he's been crushing on. Kate Adams has life mapped out, well, her mom does. Her schedule is filled with service activities and schoolwork. It’s not until Dax joins the committee that she begins to see a world beyond high school—much to her mother’s disapproval—and the kaleidoscope that it of opportunities it holds. Can they overcome prejudice and social class to create a teen relationship?

He's got a crush, but can he make it out of the friend zone? Colt Buttars knows nothing about theater, until Hazel enters his life. He's liked her for months but isn't sure how to tell her. Then the opportunity to try out something new, something besides sports, gives him the push to get out of his comfort zone, and hopefully, impress Hazel. The only problem is keeping that a secret long enough to figure out a plan. The theater teacher asked Hazel Miller to write the spring play and it's got her all sorts of nervous. But having Colt there helps, at least until he's been asked to a dance by one of Hazel's theater friends. Only then does she start to realize her feelings for him. But will she be too late?