Wild Catch
Fake dating the team’s grumpy catcher to advance her career wasn’t on Rose’s bingo card.
After her cheating ex is traded to another baseball team, Rose focuses on her dream of joining the broadcasting department of the Orlando Wild. But leaving her role as the social media girl proves weirdly difficult when she keeps producing one viral hit after the next.
Worse, the viral videos all feature Logan, the team’s grumpy, tatted up catcher, with Rose.
Logan’s wild catch saves Rose’s life and they go mega viral on social media. For reasons he can’t comprehend, thirsty fans everywhere start shipping them. When the team pitches the idea of turning their newfound fame into a publicity stunt, Logan’s impulse is to say absolutely the frack not—especially when he’s secretly planning to pack up his motorbike and leave town for another team.
But Rose of the big curls, the boopable nose, and the ridiculous curves that would fit perfectly in his hands, makes a plea for him to fake date her for the sake of her career, and Logan finds himself accepting. Surely nothing will go wrong…
Wild Catch is a dual POV closed door romance with mild language and plenty of heat without spice, perfect for those who enjoy their fake dating schemes with a big dose of grumpy x sunshine, found families, and no 3rd act breakups. It’s the second book in the Wild Baseball Romance series and can also be read as a standalone.
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