𝗞𝗻𝗼𝘅 by Kimberly Knight and Rachel Lyn Adams is a second chance, baseball, MM romance! Add in a single dad, fling to love + a secret relationship – you will not want to miss the finale to the Comeback Duet!

It’s time to find out if Crew and Knox can navigate the tabloids and the world of baseball.

As a single dad balances a new normal will he find acceptance from those that matter most? What will it take to realize that he can have the man he loves, his career, and spend his life with the people he loves?

If Knox and Crew can take control of their relationship and fight for each other their love could be epic!

From the cover to the last past this off and on the diamond in a MM spicy baseball romance that has a fast plot and plenty of supporting characters to satisfy any sports romance reader.

This honest and fair review contains thoughts and opinions that are my own and not influenced by receiving an advance reader copy from the author agency.

 

 

Crew and I walked hand in hand, following Turner and Jacobs to the bar. Turner ordered a round of tequila shots for everyone, and despite not being a fan, I took the small glass from my teammate’s outstretched hand and downed the shot. 

It burned the entire way down, and I grimaced. Before I could search for something to help get rid of the disgusting taste, Crew passed me a lime wedge.

“Thanks,” I muttered, biting down and sucking out the juice.

“Amateur,” he teased.

“Says the guy who made the same face when he tried the IPA I picked up a few nights ago.”

“That was one time.” He glared at me playfully. “And even you have to admit, that shit was awful.”

We both laughed. It really had been bad, and I’d officially retired from picking out beer for the house. 

Wanting something besides tequila, I ordered a bottle of Stella, and Crew opted for a vodka soda.

My man leaned back against the bar as he sipped his drink. “Looks like Ramos found what he was looking for.” He nodded toward a group in the corner. 

Sure enough, Ramos was already surrounded by several women including one wearing a “Bride” T-shirt, and he was flashing them all a cocky grin. 

“He better be careful or he’ll be the one getting married.” I snorted.

“You ever miss it?” Crew asked after a beat.

I shifted to face him. “Miss what?”

“This.” He gestured to the entire club. “Going out every night. Random hook ups. No strings attached.”

“I won’t lie. I had a lot of fun back then, and the attention was great.” He looked at me, but I couldn’t get a good read of his expression in the flashing lights. “But none of it ever came close to this. To you. I don’t miss it because I have something real to hold onto now.”

 

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