Wrong Player

A star quarterback plays for keeps in the first book of a seductive dark-romance series from the USA Today–bestselling author of The Pucking Wrong Number. Two years ago an accident shattered Casey's world. Now, college promises a new beginning, a chance to truly breathe again and leave her past behind-with the exception of Gray Andrews. Through it all, Gray has been her lifeline, her hope for a happy future, the only guy she's ever wanted. Until she sees him . . . Parker Davis is everyone's fantasy. He's a star football player, painfully good-looking, and charming as sin. Casey more than understands his appeal. What she doesn't get is why the Tennessee Tigers quarterback is interested in a quiet freshman nerd like her. But for whatever reason, Parker wants Casey to be his girl. He says she's his endgame, and he's not taking no for an answer. Casey thought she knew who and what she wanted, but now Parker has smashed her reality all over again. She knows she should be wary of his intense focus on her, but instead she's starting to crave it. And as the line between attraction and obsession begins to blur, Casey finds herself falling for the completely wrong guy. Narrated in duet style.

An obsessive football player pursues a girl with airtight defenses in USA Today–bestselling author C.R. Jane's scorcher of a sequel to The Wrong Quarterback. Jace Thatchermust have her. Ever since he laid eyes on Riley, the Tennessee Tigers' star wide receiver has been consumed by the thought of making her his-possessing her, body and soul. But Riley isn't a game to be won. She has scars that run deep, and a past that's never too far behind her. Riley's looking for a clean start when the cocky football player enters her life. His dangerously seductive grin has her feeling weak in the knees, blowing past the carefully crafted defenses she's built to keep her from making the same mistakes all over again. Their hot and heavy encounter leaves Riley desperate for more-but falling for Jace might just be the worst play of her life. There's no point in running, though, because Jace will go the extra yard to get what he wants. Narrated in duet style.