Bücher veröffentlicht von Lauren Fraser

She's off-limits, but this pro-baller has never been one to follow rules. Kendall Graves has been in love with her brother's friend for as long as she can remember. Unfortunately, he's never felt the same about her. She's always just been his buddy's annoying little sister. Until now. When professional baseball player, Pete Saunders, agrees to let Kendall stay with him while she's in town, it never occurred to him she'd tempt him to break bro-code. Rule number 1- don't touch your friend/teammate's sister. Rule number 2- see rule number 1. But this Kendall is a whole lot different from the awkward little sister he remembered. This Kendall is sexy, stacked, and so freaking smart. It's enough to tempt anyone. And what his buddy doesn't know won't hurt him. Casual he can do. Relationships? Not a chance. True love is just some crap people tell themselves so they don't have to be alone. He's not about to blow-up his whole life over something temporary. So why can't he stop thinking about her? ** This is a standalone book in the Playing for Keeps Series. No cliffhangers**

Nothing is more important than the team. Until her.How is this her life? Peyton Sharp prides herself on being a good person and doing the right thing. So how the heck did she end up at a party with a married man? Sure, she hadn't known he was married, but still. Apparently, all her life experience didn't prevent her from being an idiot when it came to men. And don't even get her started on Ryan Graves.Being a good teammate has been drilled into star pitcher Ryan Graves' head since he first picked up a glove. Somehow, he never thought that would extend to helping his cheating teammate out of a jam. He avoids relationships for a reason. Now he's fake dating a woman who hates him. Thinking about her more than he should and questioning everything he thought was important. This was not what he signed up for.Falling in love with his fake girlfriend was never part of the plan. But when life throws you a curve, sometimes all you can do is swing for the fences.*Throwing the Curve can be read as a standalone*