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The Brotherly Shove
Edition FormatPaperback & Kindle, Paperback, Ebook, Audiobook
Weight12 oz (~0.75 lbs)
Inventory50 copies available
SeriesThe San Francisco Redwoods
PublisherVance Editorial Press
The San Francisco Redwoods

The Brotherly Shove

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Despite a record-breaking college career, Pennbook University's star quarterback, Breaker Lawson, has been passed over by almost every team in the NFL, nearly ending his pro dreams before they have a chance to come to fruition. But Breaker Lawson is a real tough kid. When his name is read off on the last day as the two hundred and fifty second pick for the season to the San Francisco Redwoods, Breaker is thrilled to have his chance in the big leagues, even if being crowned 'Mr. Irrelevant' means spending the foreseeable future warming the bench. Thrilled, that is, until he receives the phone call that changes everything. After a year of doing his best to avoid his former best friend, Breaker will yet again be suiting up on the same team as Lennon Griffith- the man who managed to shatter Breaker's heart with one simple word. Brother. When a string of injuries force Breaker off the bench and onto the field, he and Lennon are forced to shove their awkward animosity to the side and become the in-sync duo they once were for the sake of the team. Will playing together be the shove these two need to get over their insecurities and see each other for what they are? Or is their relationship heading for a three and out?
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The rain came down in silver sheets across the moor, blurring the edge of the forest until the world seemed to shrink to the small stone lodge at the foot of the glen. Lady Jane stood by the leaded window, watching the storm trace paths down the glass, her thoughts far more turbulent than the Scottish sky.

A letter lay open on the writing desk behind her, its heavy wax seal broken like a promise. The ink was dry, yet the words felt hot, burning themselves into the quiet life she had fought so fiercely to build after the London season had collapsed in scandal.

Then, through the dark mist, came the sound of hooves. A single rider, hunched against the gale, turning up the gravel path. Jane's hand went to the lace at her throat. It was too late for a messenger, and far too dangerous for a friend.