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    The Red Zone
    The Red Zone
    The Red Zone
    Audiobook8 hours

    The Red Zone

    Written by Amie Knight

    Narrated by Chris Chambers and Em Eldridge

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    About this audiobook

    They say the red zone is the hardest place to score. But for me, those last twenty yards were my sweet spot.

    They didn't call me Lukas "Last Minute Lucy" Callihan for nothing. I was at the top of my game . . . until life sacked me harder than any linebacker ever could. Losing my mom was devastating and left me as the sole person responsible for my little sister.

    Taking care of Ella and juggling my career was like playing the hardest game of my life. My only saving grace was Scarlett Knox, Ella's sexy, red-headed, no-nonsense teacher.

    She loved Ella. She hated me.

    She thought I sucked at this parenting thing, and she wasn't wrong. But whenever she was around I got the same earth-shattering, heart-stopping feeling I did when I was only twenty yards from the goal line.

    She made me feel like I was back in the red zone, a place I'd never fumbled. Until now.

    Contains mature themes.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherTantor Media, Inc
    Release dateNov 29, 2022
    ISBN9798765044445
    The Red Zone

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