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My best friend’s brother needs help. And not just because he’s the most annoying man on the face of the earth.Brock Jones is the definition of a workaholic. He’s constantly on his phone and barely leaves his office.This makes everyone who loves him worry—namely, his twin and my best friend, Sutton.She sends me to check on him, and I find out he’s worse off than anyone thinks.He begs me not to tell Sutton his secret. I agree, but on one condition: he lets me help him out of this mess.Now we’re spending more time together than ever before, and my big, dumb heart is starting to fall for him.Which can’t happen, because I need someone who’s husband material, and Brock has already said til death do us part to his job.The Confidentiality Clause is a best friend’s brother romcom with tons of banter! It has all the sizzling chemistry you love, without the explicit scenes. Check out the fifth and final book in the More Than a Game series, a series based around four professional athletes and thei

I have no business falling in love with Emmett Foster.The man is an incredibly wealthy professional baseball player who’s ten years older than me and has a daughter.But when he hires me to take care of said daughter, I find myself catching feelings for the star pitcher.He’s gruff, but sweet, and has a big heart that he shows in small pieces. Pieces I’d like to collect and call mine.Unfortunately, he has no plans on marrying again after his ex-wife cheated on him then abandoned him and June.So even though I think there’s a hint of chemistry between us, nothing will ever come of it. I’ll be stuck crushing on him in silence until we part ways.The Double Play is a grumpy/sunshine romcom for fans of sweet sports romance. It has all the sizzling chemistry you love, without any of the explicit scenes. Check out the fourth book in the More Than a Game series, an interconnected standalone series based around four men in four different sports.

Jason Kingsley is not who I expected to marry.I didn’t expect to marry anyone so soon, especially not the cocky star quarterback I can’t stand.But when my work visa expires the same day Jason and I are caught looking a little too much like a couple…I have no choice but to pretend this fake marriage is real.Jason needs good publicity, and I need to stay in the U.S., so we’re stuck together.Except, Jason isn’t acting like he’s stuck. He’s playing the doting husband a little too well.The more time I spend with him, the more I begin to question if my opinions of him have been wrong this whole time. Not that it matters though, because we made a deal, and that deal does not include falling for my husband.The Run Option is a marriage-of-convenience football romcom for fans of flirty sports romance. It has all the sizzling chemistry you love, without any of the explicit scenes. Check out the third book in the More Than a Game series, an interconnected standalone series based around four men in

Golf is for rich, pretentious jerks who need something to do while they gossip.That’s always been my opinion. So when my best friend lands me an interview with Miles Day–the youngest golfer to ever win the Masters–I almost say no.But the six-figure salary attached to the position is too good to pass up.Miles gives me the job as his assistant, with one caveat–don’t fall in love with him. Easy. So easy that I laugh in his face when he so much as suggests the possibility.Except… the more time I spend with Miles, the harder it is to resist his charming smile and glittering green eyes.Catching feelings for him isn’t an option though, because I have goals to reach, and he has an aversion to commitment. Falling in love would be a mistake, one neither of us are willing to make.The Perfect Putt is a sweet golf romcom perfect for fans of sports romance. It has all the sizzling chemistry you love, without any explicit scenes. Check out the second book in the More Than a Game series, an interconne

Shaw Daniels is the bane of my existence.Always has been. Always will be.When we were kids, he annoyed me to no end by being good at everything. He didn’t have to study or really even try. Meanwhile, I tried too much and still lost to him.Then when we were teenagers, our rivalry became twisted. He started sabotaging all my relationships. I retaliated by doing the same to him.Now, we’re adults and we should be able to move on. But when I become a physical therapist for his professional hockey team, it seems as though we can’t let go of our rival tendencies.Suddenly, our teasing starts to border on flirting. Bets are made and lines are crossed. The kind of lines that once crossed … you can never go back to the way things were before.The Golden Goal is a rivals to lovers, brother’s best-friend hockey romcom for fans of sports romance. It has all the sizzling chemistry you love, without any explicit scenes. Check out the first book in the More Than a Game series, an interconnected standalo