One crack of the bat drove us apart, yet it also binds us together—forever. Wils I’ve been pretending for so long, it’s become normal. To the average person, I have it all…a multi-million-dollar contract to play baseball, four homes, and if I choose—my pick of any gorgeous woman on my arm. The only problem? The one woman I want—no, need—in my life completely erased me from her memory when we were only teens. I’d give everything up for a second chance with Kenni Davis, my best friend’s little sister. A tragic event that should have brought the two of us closer together, ripped us at the seams. I can only guess that she blames me for all of it. Kenni When a ghost from my past is traded to the Sarasota Sharks—where I’m the Public Relations Director—I’m hit with the realization that I cannot keep running from my away , no matter how desperately I want to. The moment our eyes meet, I know he still loves me… And I can’t deny that I still love him, too. But betraying my brother isn’t an option. It’s been eight, long years since I’ve seen my soul mate. Wils thrusts himself back into my life and makes me second-guess everything. And honestly, I’m tired of running. Being near him again, after all this time, still brings me to my knees. He swears we can heal the pain together, except when I look at him, I see his best friend.
Stealing A Second Chance: Steamy Brother’s Best Friend Romance (Sarasota Sharks Series)
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One crack of the bat drove us apart, yet it also binds us together—forever. Wils I’ve been pretending for so long, it’s become normal. To the average person, I have it all…a multi-million-dollar contract to play baseball, four homes, and if I choose—my pick of any gorgeous woman on my arm.
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