Books in the Bluegrass Union Series
Going for the Keeper (#1)
When German goalkeeper Max Schultz arrives in Louisville on a last-chance bid to reclaim his career—and a coveted World Cup roster spot—he expects distractions to be his biggest enemy, not the warm, bookish teacher next door. Tessa Everett has built her life around careful routines and quiet stability, but late-night conversations and slo
When German goalkeeper Max Schultz arrives in Louisville on a last-chance bid to reclaim his career—and a coveted World Cup roster spot—he expects distractions to be his biggest enemy, not the warm, bookish teacher next door. Tessa Everett has built her life around careful routines and quiet stability, but late-night conversations and slow, scorching kisses have a way of dismantling even the most carefully laid plans. When Max's confidence shatters in front of thousands, both of them must decide whether love is a risk worth taking—because some saves don't happen in the box.
Finding Our Center (#2)
Maddie Pierce has spent three seasons publicly sparring with Boston striker Ben Christiansen on her soccer podcast, Femmes de Football — and she has absolutely no interest in the arrogant, devastatingly handsome man who has made himself her on-air villain. Ben knows exactly what Maddie thinks of him, and he's spent just as long getting un
Maddie Pierce has spent three seasons publicly sparring with Boston striker Ben Christiansen on her soccer podcast, Femmes de Football — and she has absolutely no interest in the arrogant, devastatingly handsome man who has made himself her on-air villain. Ben knows exactly what Maddie thinks of him, and he's spent just as long getting under her skin on purpose. But when the two are thrown together at their best friends' wedding — and then find themselves improbably neighbors — the battle lines between rivalry and desire grow dangerously blurry. A sharp, slow-burn enemies-to-lovers romance about two people who talk for a living, yet somehow can't find the words for the one thing that matters most.
The Skipper's Crush (#3)
Hamish Allen has spent his career being the man everyone depends on — gruff, unsmiling, steady as stone — and the last thing he expected was to fall quietly, hopelessly in love with his friend Lily Everett. Lily has spent too long being the kind, endlessly patient woman who keeps everyone's feelings tidy while quietly setting aside her ow
Hamish Allen has spent his career being the man everyone depends on — gruff, unsmiling, steady as stone — and the last thing he expected was to fall quietly, hopelessly in love with his friend Lily Everett. Lily has spent too long being the kind, endlessly patient woman who keeps everyone's feelings tidy while quietly setting aside her own, and she's finally decided this year will be different — less waiting, more living. But when the careful distance they've both maintained starts to collapse under the weight of everything they've refused to say, Hamish must decide whether the fear of ruining everything is a reason to hold back — or just an excuse. A tender, slow-burn romance about two people who have spent too long being exactly what everyone else needs, and not nearly enough time choosing themselves.
Statistically Significant (#3.5)
Declan McDaniel likes numbers because they behave.
As one of Bluegrass Union’s team statisticians, he trusts probabilities, projections, and patterns that make sense on paper. Claire Forrest—his brilliant, sharp-tongued counterpart—has always been part of the equation. Too smart. Too perceptive. Too dangerous to analyze too closely.
Claire
Declan McDaniel likes numbers because they behave.
As one of Bluegrass Union’s team statisticians, he trusts probabilities, projections, and patterns that make sense on paper. Claire Forrest—his brilliant, sharp-tongued counterpart—has always been part of the equation. Too smart. Too perceptive. Too dangerous to analyze too closely.
Claire has her own rules.
She doesn’t mix work and desire. She doesn’t misread professional tension for something more. And she definitely doesn’t get stranded in a snowbound cabin with the one man who’s been quietly unraveling her focus for months.
But a winter storm doesn’t care about rules.
Snowed in with no power, no escape, and nothing to do but wait out the weather, Declan and Claire are forced into close quarters—and closer truths. Conversations stretch long into the night. Glances linger. The slow burn they’ve both been pretending not to notice starts to feel less like a risk and more like an inevitability.
Turns out, some variables can’t be controlled.
Statistically Significant is a cozy, spicy holiday novella about office tension, forced proximity, and what happens when two people who’ve been carefully measuring every interaction finally stop pretending the outcome isn’t obvious.
Back in Touch (#4)
Back in Touch (#4)
Jonah Perez has spent four years back in Louisville pretending his first love never happened. Losing Anya Miller was the price he paid for the dream she helped make possible — and no one else has ever come close.
Anya remembers every detail of the night she let him go. She built a life anyway. Or tried to.
Now Bluegrass Union has launched a
Jonah Perez has spent four years back in Louisville pretending his first love never happened. Losing Anya Miller was the price he paid for the dream she helped make possible — and no one else has ever come close.
Anya remembers every detail of the night she let him go. She built a life anyway. Or tried to.
Now Bluegrass Union has launched a women's team, and the one place Anya can finally chase her own dream is the same organization Jonah has called home for years. Navigating a reunion this complicated — with this much history, and this much still unresolved — was never going to be simple.
Back in Touch is a second-chance romance about first love, impossible timing, and what happens when the past comes back asking whether you're finally ready to finish what you started.
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