Screwball Synopsis:
Passion dominates the diamond in the second novel in this fun and flirty baseball romance series by the author of High Heat.
Paul Dudley, president of the Plainview Thrashers, is spinning out of control. Preserving his family’s baseball legacy in these tough times takes everything he’s got, and constant clashes with his father have left him struggling for authority over the team and even his own future. So when sports reporter Willow Bourne, a one-night-stand from a year ago, walks back into his life, he knows he can’t give into his feelings for her—no matter how strong they are.
Willow never expected to see Paul again, and she’s got her reasons for keeping her distance. Except the more time she spends around Paul, the harder it is to hide her secrets—or stop herself from falling head over heels.
As the sparks between them fly, Paul discovers what Willow has been concealing from him, leaving him with a difficult choice—keep the team his top priority or make his own legacy by following his heart…
My Thoughts:
I've read a lot of books about sports this summer and I originally thought that this one would be just like every other book about sports, but I was very wrong. Paul and Willow meet in Florida while Paul is there with his team for spring training, they have a one night stand and nine months later out pops baby. Willow tried looking for Paul once she found out that she was pregnant, but she had no luck. Now, she's writing for an online sports blog "Screwball" and she's just been assigned to cover the Plainview Thrashers baseball team. Imagine her surprise when she realized that Paul was the father of her son.
I sometimes feel like books are sped up for a happy ending, but this one played out wonderfully. It was real to life and I thoroughly enjoyed it. I cant wait for more from this series and author.
Paul Dudley, president of the Plainview Thrashers, is spinning out of control. Preserving his family’s baseball legacy in these tough times takes everything he’s got, and constant clashes with his father have left him struggling for authority over the team and even his own future. So when sports reporter Willow Bourne, a one-night-stand from a year ago, walks back into his life, he knows he can’t give into his feelings for her—no matter how strong they are.
Willow never expected to see Paul again, and she’s got her reasons for keeping her distance. Except the more time she spends around Paul, the harder it is to hide her secrets—or stop herself from falling head over heels.
As the sparks between them fly, Paul discovers what Willow has been concealing from him, leaving him with a difficult choice—keep the team his top priority or make his own legacy by following his heart…
My Thoughts:
I've read a lot of books about sports this summer and I originally thought that this one would be just like every other book about sports, but I was very wrong. Paul and Willow meet in Florida while Paul is there with his team for spring training, they have a one night stand and nine months later out pops baby. Willow tried looking for Paul once she found out that she was pregnant, but she had no luck. Now, she's writing for an online sports blog "Screwball" and she's just been assigned to cover the Plainview Thrashers baseball team. Imagine her surprise when she realized that Paul was the father of her son.
I sometimes feel like books are sped up for a happy ending, but this one played out wonderfully. It was real to life and I thoroughly enjoyed it. I cant wait for more from this series and author.
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Twitter: @LDMorrisWriter
Linda Morris Bio:
Linda Morris is a writer of contemporary romance, including High Heat, the first book in the Hard Hitters series; Melting the Millionaire’s Heart; The Mason Dixon Line; and Nice Work If You Can Get It. She writes stories with heart and heat, along with a joke or two thrown in. Her years of Cubs fandom prove she has a soft spot for a lost cause.
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