Enemies to lovers isn’t a top trope for me, HOWEVER it was packaged with a double bi-awakening AND sports romance, and I was sold. This series was a 4-star read for me. Witnessing the relationship between the two main characters blossom over the course of each book was a fun treat, and hot as hell when it needed to be.
Traded
Aron Parker is one of the best players in professional baseball. Following in his father’s footsteps, his entire life revolves around the game. Opponents call him cocky, and they aren’t wrong, but no one knows the driving force behind his arrogance.
Until he has to play nice with his enemy.
Drew Rockland is the epitome of calm and collected on the mound. As a veteran player, he knows what it takes to pitch under pressure while keeping his emotions in check.
Until he faces Aron and loses his cool.
Aron’s showboating and Drew’s old-school ballplayer demeanor instantly puts them at odds, resulting in an all-out brawl on the field and a suspension. After the fight, all should have been forgotten, but an unexpected trade places them on the same team … and in the same apartment.
Off the field, there is no one to pull them apart …
But maybe they prefer it that way.
Outed
Aron Parker and Drew Rockland never expected to fall for each other when they were traded to the same team. While playing the biggest games of their lives, an accidental slip of the tongue in front of a teammate threatens to expose them before they’re ready.
Wanting to prove to the sports world that who you love doesn’t change who you are on the field, the guys decide to come out after the season ends.
As Aron and Drew get closer to their dream of winning it all, Drew’s ex drops another bomb that neither of them expects, and just as the guys think they have a handle on everything, an agreement is made that could change it all and threatens to tear them apart.
For good.
Off the field, they are just Aron and Drew …
But maybe not everyone approves.
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