Wild Pitch
Cami Morales is a self-proclaimed overachiever.
As the twin to a football prodigy, she found her place on the baseball diamond, breaking records and making herself a household name in women’s sport until a family emergency called her home.
When the opportunity arose to enter the men’s league as pitching coach, she jumped at the chance to prove herself.
She never anticipated him.
Gage Wilson is six feet, two inches of bad attitude, and his new favorite game is making Cami sweat.
From snarky attitude to outright ignoring direction on the pitcher’s mound, Gage plays on Cami’s last nerve.
She can’t afford to be seen as less than 100% professional, and her unfortunate draw to the asshole pitcher could destroy everything she has built.
When they clash, it’s explosive, but nothing could prepare Cami for what happens when she sees beyond Gage’s carefully curated mask.
And how much she’ll want to stay if he lets her in.
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False Start
Is a relationship built on a lie doomed to fail? Or could it recover from its false start?
Beautiful. Anxious. Bitch.
Georgia “Gia” Kennedy doesn’t care what you call her, as long as you know her name.
The aspiring starlet is set to be the next big television talent.
She just needs to impress the producers and get the job first.
When an attractive stranger saves her from an uncomfortable situation with a casting director, it seems logical to play along with the lie he gives.
Boyfriend.
Terribly in love.
Exclusive.
Unfortunately, he left out a small truth.
He plays tight end for the Chicago Engines, and all of Illinois is watching him return from a career threatening injury.
Weston Naylor has more important things to worry about than what a budding actress may be asked to do on the casting couch, but he doesn’t seem to have gotten the memo.
The more he sees of the woman behind the mask she shows the world, the better he understands she’s more than just a pretty face with a tragic backstory.
Can honest connection come from a lie?
Or will fear of failure keep them apart?
Shatter
They call me Kane ‘the bullet’ Bryson.
Sports enthusiasts say it’s for my speed in the pool, female fans say I can get them off faster than any battery-operated alternative.
I’ll tell you it’s both with a wink and a smile.
That is, until shit hits the fan.
Trials are coming up for the national team and coach says I need to clean up my image.
It would be easier if I didn’t have a nosy blast from the past snooping around for her next scoop.
When I’m assigned to follow Kane Bryson’s shot for Nationals my first response is a resounding no.
The bad boy of swimming doesn’t need any more press coverage, and this is one reporter who refuses to kiss his arrogant ass.
When the decision is taken out of my hands, I decide it’s time to get creative.
He broke me once, now it’s my turn to watch him SHATTER.
Split
Darcy Rowsthorn has a plan:
Graduate high school, then college, then become the world’s greatest sports journalist.
That is, until she is assigned an interview with Kane Bryson, Fankirth High’s swim team captain.
She has no room for dark, handsome boys with olympic sized ambitions, but his quick humor and shadowed past—so eerily similar to her own—have her second guessing everything.
Split is the prequel to Shatter, The perfect stroke series Book 1. This novella ends on a mild cliffhanger and DOES NOT HAVE A HEA. Darcy and Kane will have their HEA in Shatter. I promise.
SLAPSHOT
Blair has spent her life being the ugly duckling to her sister’s beautiful swan.
She tries not to let it bother her, but when the one guy she connected with in a sports bar over a shared love of hockey passed her up for her sister it hurt more than she’d ever let on.
Five years later, her personal walls are high while her career thrives. Her role of social media manager for the Austin Aces is fulfilling in a way she’d only ever dreamed of.
The only catch is that she has to work with the one man who embodies all her private insecurities, and he won’t leave her alone. Regardless of how poorly she treats him or how many publicity opportunities that no one else wants to do she volunteers him for.
Cian is known for being cool and in control on the ice.
He’s the kind of guy everyone loves, with the glaring exception of a particular social media manager who has it out for him. His best friend swears that Blair is a sweetheart, but Cian only ever gets her ire, so when he decides to try to crack the icy shell, he’s in for one hell of a fight.
As Cian begins to realize that friendship is a great starting point to grow for more, he’ll have to find a way to convince Blair that his feelings for her are more than skin deep.
Kicking It with the Winger
Oscar Cavanaugh f**ing terrifies me.
And it has nothing to do with his ability to throw down on the ice. His cool-as-a-cucumber attitude and smoking hot body hide a keen mind that sees too much. Bad news for someone who has spent their life pretending to be a functional human being.
Mia Maddren is the girl of my dreams.
People say I'm laid back until I lace up my skates, but here's the thing.
When I see something I want? I go for it. I want Mia. I want to know what's behind that mask she wears. To peel back the layers and find out what makes her tick. My team call me Caveman, and that's exactly who I'm going to be.
Mia Maddren is mine... She just doesn't know it yet.
