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Synopsis
A new baseball romance from Amazon top 40 best-selling author Hannah Cowan! Aubrey Iām good at a lot of things. Arguing in court, reading people, and knowing when a man is about to disappoint me. Dating, though? Iām apparently terrible at that. Somewhere between my second drink and the first red flag I canāt unsee, I start picking men apart like itās my job. Which, oftentimes actually is. Still, continuing to stay single has never been a problem for me . . . until it suddenly is. When annoying workplace gossip leaves me needing to flaunt a new man, I decide the best way to get everyone off my back is to give them what they want. So I do the only sensible thing I can think of. I ask my best friend for help. Finn has known me since we were kids. He knows my habits and exactly how fast I bolt when something feels off. He agrees to coach me through dates and teach me how to stop scaring men away. But what he doesnāt know is that the more time we spend pretending this isnāt changing anything between us, the harder it becomes to ignore how easy being with him feels, and how impossible it is to pretend I donāt want more. Finn Saying yes to Aubrey was easy. Sheās my best friend and the person I trust most in a world where that isnāt easy. Helping her navigate a few dates shouldnāt be a problem. Iāve pitched in front of thousands of people during high pressure games for the Vancouver Havoc. I know how to stay calm, read a situation, and keep my head on straight when everythingās on the line. Giving dating advice? That sounds simple enough. Except the more time I spend helping her find a boyfriend, the more the lines blur and I see what Iāve been blind to all these years. That I donāt want to help her find the right guy. I want to be him. Tropes: Best friends to lovers Dating coach Baseball romance Golden retriever x black cat Manhater heroine Self made woman He falls first and harder
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Crossed Signals: A Best Friends To Lovers, Baseball Romance: content & age rating
Intended for adult readers (18+).
This contemporary romance features moderate language and likely steamy romantic scenes between adult characters. The story centers on friendship evolving into romance with workplace gossip and dating coaching themes.
What to know going in
This book has no graphic violence, steamy sexual content, and moderate language.
Who'll love this
Adult readers will enjoy watching longtime best friends navigate dating advice that blurs into real feelings.