Home Run

By Kendra Payton

Ruth is your average woman. Good-looking, has a good head on her shoulders, but is trapped in a dull relationship and working a dead-end job in a small town. Ruth’s boyfriend, Jack, decides to go to a game. While she is skeptical at first, as she doesn’t really care for sports, she decides to go.

There, she sees Ethan Wilks, the star player of the Hawks. His bat can knock any ball out of the park, and Ruth soon gets a crush on him. But she’s an average woman, and he’s a star player.

After the game, Ruth and Jack stay at a hotel, and the couple get into an argument. Ruth decides to head to a bar to have some space. There, she has a chance encounter with Ethan. He soon takes a liking to her. Will Ruth go with Ethan? Find out in this steamy tale that’s more than first base.

Disclaimer: This book ends on a cliffhanger

• Language: English
• Publisher: Kendra Payton
• Release date: Jul 4, 2016
• ISBN: 9781533793171

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Chapter One

C’mon, Ruth! This game will be fun!

Jack had assured me of this over and over, like he was some sort of propagandist trying to drill bullshit into my head. Whenever he wanted to do something, he got pouty as hell. His manly good looks turned from that to a toddler’s, and it turned me off a little.

I sighed, looking up at the ceiling fan. I don’t know, hon. Watching a game isn’t for me. It’s too crowded, it’s the same thing over and over, and I can just read the results the next day.

But it’s the big game! The Hawks are playing against the Nords. Whoever wins this is up for the finals. This is our only chance to see the Hawks close by!

Hoo boy. He wasn’t going to say no, was he? That was a man for you. Too clingy to go by himself, yet too assertive if I didn’t want to go.

Fine, I said, still looking at that ceiling fan. Its blades spun around in circles, yet ended up