It's been a busy summer---not to mention having a blast with the kids--but I had double knee surgery this summer!--Crazy!
And I realized I haven't put up 2 of my football romances!--I have to say--I think they are both swoon worthy--she says oh so humbly :)
But, I'll level with you, even as authors we have favorite books of our own.---These two are definitely on the top of my list at the moment!
Anyway--I hope you all had fabulous summers and now that the kids are back in school you can enjoy some good, clean romance!
Hugs!
Taylor
Roman Young,
quarterback for the Dallas Destroyers, doesn’t expect to get a gun shoved in
his face by the beautiful red head, Katie Winters, when he arrives to sell the
Inn he inherited from his uncle in Wolfe Creek, Utah. But, he’s not surprised,
either. It’s the way his life has been lately. Just ask the tabloids that have
happily reported his shattered knee, his wife's affair, and the car
accident.
Unfortunately,
Katie is wearing a wedding ring. Not that he noticed. He doesn’t know why he
doesn’t tell her about the fact he’s selling the Inn, even after she shoves a
list of supply demands into his chest and rambles on and on about all the
projects they have to do.
When
he discovers her husband passed away a year ago, and her seven-year-old son
asks him to come to dinner and movie night, things start to change. Or did they
start to change when Katie took him sledding? Or when all he could think about
was kissing her? Now he has to make a choice—keep ignoring the truth—or try one
Last Play. Purchase it HERE!
Number
one draft pick, Legend James, soon to be back up quarterback for the Dallas
Destroyers, hates the press. Especially when a scathing article about his love
life reveals 22 dates in four years and calls him a ‘cold hearted snake.’—Who
is this reporter and how come she clearly copied Paula Abdul’s song?
Charity
Saint’s only goal in life is to work for the New York Times and when she gets
the opportunity to get noticed by putting out a puff piece on the arrogant,
cocky, too big for his britches, Legend James, she takes it. Until Legend
asserts she’s printed lies and she gets fired before she really even got the
chance to start.
When
Legend comes to confront her and she gets a call that her grandfather’s had a
stroke, she never expected he’d have the nerve to offer her a ride to the
hospital. She doesn’t forgive him and she doesn’t care if she ever sees him
again.
Legend
can’t describe why he offers to give her an exclusive on him—a real one. He
certainly has no idea why he ends up taking her sky diving and then hauling her
grandfather’s record player to the hospital and listening to Beatle songs with
her all afternoon. But he does it. And unfortunately, he likes it.
When
the New York Times offer’s Charity job back and Legend’s ex girlfriend comes to
town, both of them are forced to make a decision—play it safe or make one more
rookie move.
