Touchdown for Love: A Clean BWWM Interracial Romance Book 2

By Sarah Smith

Lindsay Rice is a school teacher who moved to Miami for the beach and sun. But a teacher’s salary doesn’t cover the cost of living. She takes a job at the Kingfish Club, the professional baseball team’s exclusive club for fans with lots of money. Good tips and good times, she enjoys working there. Always conscientious, she is aware that the waitresses are not allowed to date the customers. When Samwell Graffton, a man she assumes is a financial advisor of some sort, asks her out, she repeatedly tells him no.

Samwell doesn’t give up easily, though. There’s something about Lindsay that calls to him. Part of that siren call is the fact that she has no idea he’s the starting quarterback for the Miami Sharks. She’s no groupie, only after his money, and he admires the fact that she works two jobs to make ends meet.

Will they find true love?

• Language: English
• Publisher: Betty Johnson
• Release date: May 16, 2016
• ISBN: 9781311184832

Sarah Smith

Making a career goal come true, Sarah has completed her first children's book. The book started out as a short story requirement in an assignment while completing a course at the Institute of Children's Literature. After completing the course, I concentrated on my career in the corporate world. Not feeling fully satisfied with the corporate world and needing the funds to survive, I continued in the corporate world until my retirement in 2012. Always knowing that I wanted to complete my book, I started down the road to accomplish the goal. The dream has finally surfaced again and I'm on my way. Thanks to the help of Smashwords, I have found a way to publish my book on the internet which I've always believe was the best way to get your book to as many readers as possible.

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Reviews for Touchdown for Love

[Kenthelp · Rating: 1 out of 5 stars]

This is not a clean romance. If you have read the first book, you might think that it would be fine to read book two; unfortunately, about 89% into the short story it seriously changes.