Dash: Rushing the Play (The Boston Tomcats #2)
Kayley Loring, Connor Crais
Rated: 3.97 of 5 stars
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· 15 ratings · 392 pages · Published: 15 Sep 2022
I’ve been sacking quarterbacks since junior high and causing trouble since I was born.
My college coach thinks I have a bad attitude, so he makes me take ballet lessons as punishment. If I don’t turn things around on the field next season, he’ll bench me. I have no idea what ballet has to do with football, but it turns out the real punishment is that the beautiful dance teacher refuses to get involved with me.
Two years later, we cross paths again, and it’s not the other team’s offensive line who brings me to my knees—it’s a hundred-pound ballerina.
She doesn’t think I’m boyfriend material, and I used to think that too.
I’ve been a beast on the field and in the bedroom, but now I’m going to prove that I can be a man for her…and for our surprise baby.
I thought I was all about the smash and dash.
But getting Charlie Bardot pregnant changed everything.
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The 'The Boston Tomcats' series
4.16 · 45 ratings
independent heroine · length-medium · humor · athletes · m-f · alpha male · sports · contemporary · super rich hero · from hate to love · first-person-pov · dual-pov · male-pov · friends-benefits · forced proximity · grumpy sunshine · competent heroine · strong heroine
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