Moonshot

Written by Alessandra Torre

Narrated by Samantha Summers

The bad boy of the sports world. A teen with baseball in her blood. Are they doomed to strike out, or is love finally on deck?

Ty Rollins bleeds pinstripes. With Yankee Stadium her home since she was seven years old, she’s used to enjoying a tight-knit bond with her glorious athletic idols. But when a superstar from LA is traded to the team, his sexy six-foot frame leaves her unexpectedly breathless.

 

Ordered by her Hall-of-Fame-bound father to stay clear of the hunky scandal-ridden player, the blushing batgirl can’t help sliding toward desire. So as the reckless kisses that follow a startling locker-room encounter capture her heart, Ty finds herself flirting with a dangerous liaison that could have everyone crying foul.

 

Will their spicy run-ins wreck the dugout or bring home the pennant?

 

Moonshot is a tense second-chance sports romance. If you like savvy heroines, forbidden passion, and mysterious thrills, then you’ll adore Alessandra Torre’s out-of-the-park story.

 

Buy Moonshot to swing for the cheap seats today!

• Language: English
• Publisher: Select Publishing
• Release date: Jul 4, 2016
• ISBN: 9781094261409

Alessandra Torre

Alessandra Torre is a stay-at-home wife and mom in the southeast United States. Blindfolded Innocence is her first novel. When not writing, Alessandra enjoys reading, traveling, and spending time with her family. You can find out more about Alessandra and her upcoming books at www.alessandratorre.com, or through her Facebook page.

Reviews for Moonshot

[Georgiana Craven Salter · Rating: 5 out of 5 stars]

Didn't see that plot twist coming from a mile away.

[Julie Stancil · Rating: 3 out of 5 stars]

Would like to have had the male lead be at least a smidge endearing. A jerk isn’t sexy…the reader wants to be attracted to the lead.

[Charlotte · Rating: 2 out of 5 stars]

I tried!

I really, really tried to gel with these characters but I couldn't. Ty, was just to hypocritical in her opinions at times and I understand this is a cheating trope but how she navigated the affair didn't intrigue me at all. If anything I was more curious about the murders than the romance between the main characters.

The storyline had great potential but the way they were set out and started in audio came across odd, as if there wasn't a flow to the story. I was hoping Moonshot would make me fall in love with Alessandra but after reading a couple of her books I don't think we're gonna work out and that's okay.