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Synopsis
Crew Baseball has always been the easy part for me. Life? Not so much. Between playing center field for the Atlanta Strikers, running a restaurant, raising my fiercely imaginative daughter, and a recent injury, I'm barely keeping it together. The last thing I need is another obstacle especially one that looks like my daughter's pediatrician. Dr. Juniper Wilde. My friends love her. My daughter lights up for her. And me? I think I loved her from the start. So, I keep her at a distance. Keep things safe. Keep her firmly in the friend zone. Because the last thing Juniper needs is the chaos that comes with me. Now she's dating other men, building a life that doesn't include me, and I'm stuck on the sidelines, watching her slip away. The worst part is, she has no idea she's always been mine . Juniper Atlanta was supposed to be my fresh start—new job, new life, and no complications. Then a fiery six-year-old and her ridiculously handsome father walk into my office and turn everything upside down. Crew Briggs is charming, guarded, and completely off-limits. But somewhere between check-ups and lingering looks, I start wanting more than a friendship. The problem? Crew already has too much on his plate. So, I do the sensible thing. I take a step back and remind myself of my end goal and decide to date other men. Because I want my own love story. Too bad the only man I want is the one who refuses to admit he wants me too.
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Draft Pick: A Single Dad, Friends to Lovers, Baseball Romance (The Atlanta Boys): content & age rating
Intended for adult readers (18+).
This adult contemporary romance features steamy intimate scenes between consenting adults, mild profanity, and emotional tension around single parenthood and fear of commitment. Content is appropriate for mature readers.
What to know going in
This book has no graphic violence, steamy sexual content, and mild language.
Who'll love this
Adult readers will love the tension between a commitment-phobic single dad baseball player and the doctor who's been in the friend zone too long.