Blindsided
The night Jade McKallen moves to London, the last thing the self-made business woman expects is to wind up in a dimly lit bar drinking away her troubles. She certainly doesn’t anticipate ending the night fogging up the mirror of the tiny bathroom with a charismatic, tattooed stranger. After a lifetime of being career focused, underestimated, and overworked—the temptation to let loose for once is too good to pass up. Besides, what’s the harm in a little fun when she’ll never see him again, right?
On the rugby pitch, Tieran Stone is a god. That is, until a very public scandal threw him off his game last season, costing them the Premiership. With a change in the team’s ownership, the pressure to prove himself has never been higher. All he needs to do is stay focused, get his crushing anxiety under control, and stay out of the tabloids. But keeping his mind on the match proves to be difficult when the new owner of The Legends turns out to be the stunning woman with razor sharp wit he hasn’t stopped thinking about since their electrifying night together.
Jade thought her biggest obstacle when becoming the first woman to own a rugby team would be the men who feel entitled to her job. Instead, it’s the infuriatingly charming captain, and avoiding him is proving difficult when he’s on her tv, at work, and constantly on her mind. As Tieran slowly unravels the woman who’s always had to hold it together, and Jade sees behind the mask of easy smiles he wears like armor, they’ll have to find a way around the forces trying to keep them apart if they want to win the ultimate victory—each other’s hearts.
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